Page Six Makes The News  By    |   Tuesday, April 11, 2006 Filed
under: Uncategorized Tags: , , ,  It’s quite the task on most
days to weed through all the “news” that’s reported from various
sources and try to glean the few nuggets of truth that might
give you an idea of the state of the world. There is television,
radio, newspapers, weblogs, newsmagazines, tabloids, and god
knows what else offering a continual bombardment of opinions,
facts, points of view, reports, documents, undisclosed sources,
and of course, good old rumour.  Then there are the interpreters
who will tell you that what you read meant something other than
what it was you thought it meant. Or even if it does mean that,
it doesn’t matter because it is irrelevant to the big picture,
which they never bother to describe.  The stuff that’s reported
as facts by those in all those various media are not based on
the person writing the piece or the person who saw or witnessed
an event. No, he or she has been told what’s happened by someone
who “off