Another Hatchet Job by The Telegraph and AP.

The Telegraph’s President and Publisher George McCanless, Executive Editor Sherrie Marshall and Editorial Page Editor Charles E. Richardson have joined AP (Associated Press) in their preparations for another hatchet job and character assassination. 

This can be seen in their A user’s guide to the 2012 campaign, which has all the makings of an outline to scam the readers as we approach the upcoming election. We have to remember they cannot be successful with this scam by using the truth.

It seems to be based somewhat on the pattern they followed in carrying out the hatchet job and character assassination of Presidential Candidate Herman Cain. The Telegraph's "hi-tech" lynching of Herman Cain!

The Telegraph’s Executive Editor Sherrie Marshall gave away the secret when she disclosed that The Telegraph will go to a system “Based on what we hear…” and they will “…produce work designed to put information in the hands of people who will use it to help change, even transform, their community, however they define “community.” From what Executive Editor Sherrie Marshall has pointed out here we assume they will ignore any and all facts which do not help further their cause.

This is what The Telegraph and AP did as they came together in their successful effort to destroy the campaign of Herman Cain. You have to remember The Telegraph and the AP knew who these women were and they knew about their troubled background from the start. The Telegraph never did disclose this information to the reader. They knew they could not complete their hatchet job and character assassination with the truth, it just would not work. That is our opinion but then you can see what they did at The Telegraph's "hi-tech" lynching of Herman Cain!

These flim-flam artists tell us that: “Obama and Romney have huge staffs to help keep it all straight, of course. But you don’t. So here, for the rest of us, is a user’s guide to the last leg of the 2012 presidential campaign:”

We will have to remember what Marshall told us about basing things on what they “hear”. You will not be bothered by any nasty facts they decide they do not want you to hear.

This is like The Telegraph’s cover-up of the crimes committed by Attorney General Eric Holder and the United States Justice Department. Of course when the Obama administration declared  Executive Privledge to protect him The Telegraph declares it is all politics and tells us for that reason they will not cover it.

Here we have the first Black Attorney General in the history of this country to be cited by congress for contempt and the first Black President to assert Executive Privledge to cover for him and they decide it is not news. What a joke. It shows just what kind of scam artist these people are.

The Telegraph has proven they cannot be trusted, their bigotry is ingrained to the core.

The flim-flam artists list the polls as something we should watch. This is something both The Telegraph and AP certainly know how to use in their scams. If you look back at what we call the 60 percent scam you will see a perfect example of their manipulation of a poll.  You can see the controversy about this at The Telegraph uses Polls for Their Deception Again! This is documented evidence of why any Polls and anything The Telegraph and AP tells you about polls should be ignored unless checked carefully. Their sole purpose is to lead you where they want you to go.

The next thing they tell you is watch the money. Well you can be assured the only time you are going to hear anything about the money is when it favors their candidate. If you do not believe this go back and look.

Now we come to their: “Jobs, money and numbers.” The Telegraph’s dishonesty in this area is nothing less than phenomenal. Let us look at the paragraph where The Telegraph tells us:

   “The Labor Department reported sluggish job growth Friday, as employers added just 96,000 jobs in August. The unemployment rate fell to 8.1 percent from 8.3 percent in July but that was only because more people gave up looking for work.”

This sounds much better than: Unemployment Rate At 8.1%, 368K Americans Drop Out Of Work Force, Mere 96K Jobs Added. – Rate Would Be 8.4% If Labor Force Had Stayed Same…

This is dishonest and a joke! But then the purpose of the whole thing was not to be honest and inform you of the facts.

Now let us look at what The Telegraph and AP knew and did not tell you. You have to remember that they cannot scam people by being honest. All this probably came from the same AP report, they just pick and choose what they want to use. The following came from an AP report titled: Jobs Report August 2012: US economy adds 96K jobs, rate falls to 8.1 pct.

The Telegraph knew the job numbers for the months of June and July had been revised downward for an additional loss of another 41,000 jobs. We are told that:"

The flim-flam artist at The Telegraph also failed to inform the reader that: 

“Friday's report was discouraging throughout. Hourly pay fell, manufacturers cut the most jobs in two years and the number of people in the work force dropped to its lowest level in 31 years.”

The scam artist also did not want you to know that: 

“More than 12.5 million people were unemployed last month. But when discouraged workers and those who have part-time jobs but would prefer full-time work are included, more than 23 million Americans are under-employed. And the "under-employment" rate is 14.7 percent.”

“And the number of temporary jobs fell for the first time in five months. Both figures suggest that companies are seeing less demand for their services and need fewer workers.”

“Many of the jobs were in lower-paying industries such as retail, which added 6,100 jobs, and hotels, restaurants and other leisure industries, which gained 34,000. Higher-paying manufacturing jobs fell by 15,000, the most in two years.”

Now let us look at the “money” part. What the flim-flam artist at The Telegraph did not want you to know here is that: U.S. Incomes Fell More In Recovery, Sentier Says. This article shows what a scam the people at The Telegraph are pulling on the people of middle Georgia while promoting their selves as “middle Georgia’s newspaper.” The article is well worth reading if you value the truth.   

What we are being told is that: 

“American incomes declined more in the three-year expansion that started in June 2009 than during the longest recession since the Great Depression, according an analysis of U.S. Census Bureau data by Sentier Research LLC.”

 Next on their list is Congress, the purpose here is to blame everything on Congress, for instance they blamed everything on Congress last year in the debt limit hassle. If you have been paying attention this was not the case as pointed out in excerpts from Bob Woodward’s book “The Price of Politics”. But we have seen nothing about this in The Telegraph.

There is more to come on this subject.

Have a nice day.