Showing posts with label António Moreira Antunes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label António Moreira Antunes. Show all posts

Monday, September 23, 2019

More Bizarre Stuff at the NY Times...


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A few months back, the NY Times published an anti Semitic cartoon (above) by a Portugese cartoonist, António Moreira Antunes infamous for that sort of thing, now internal emails show NY Times staff exchanging racist, anti Semitic and other hateful emails, with one editor sending a "Happy Jew Year" message.

Worse still, for me, as a free speech purist, has been that organ's calling for boycotts of other (ie. Conservative media). I initially found that amusing, as I'm probably one of the few devotees of Conservative media that even looks at the NY Times.

As I thought more about that, I found it outrageous that a media outlet would encourage boycotts of other media outlets. That blatant disregard for the 1st Amendment is a disgrace to the media and to this Republic.

Beyond that, the NY Times recent "Project 1619" is shameless, revisionist propaganda that I cannot, in good conscience support.

Today (August 27th, 2019), I cancelled my digital subscription to the NY Times and encourage ANYONE who respects the 1st Amendment, &/or finds the kind of hypocrisy that deals privately in racism/hate, while publicly calling out others on milder versions of what they routinely engage in, to disengage from the NY Times, as well.
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Tuesday, May 7, 2019


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This António Moreira Antunes Cartoon Appeared in the NY Times
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According to the article, "The cartoon was labeled as being created by a Portuguese cartoonist, António Moreira Antunes, who works under the mononym 'Antonio' and has worked for the weekly newspaper Expresso for several decades, according to The Jerusalem Post. It was published originally in Expresso."

So, apparently some editor at the NY Times saw these cartoons and decided it'd be a good idea to re-publish them in the NY Times.

Very bad judgment.

The cartoons speak for themselves (https://www-jta-org.cdn.ampproject.org/…/nyt-acknowled…/amp…)

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