Do you think the newsmedia should spend more time covering the war in Iraq then Jon Benet Ramsay?

Answer 1

hell yes

Answer 2

Ah yes... The Media..Masters of diversion. Isn't It interesting when a hot issue such as illegal immigration or other domestic issues that our attention should be focused on disappear as if the issue was resolved?
I am not sorry, but how long can the drama keep up? there are many of crimes that should get the same attention as the Ramsey case and the young collage girl that went missing. of course it is tragic. the Media has the Gall in their belief system that all Americans are ignorant to the diversionary tactics that the Fed wants hushed up on until the primaries, then of course immigration will once again surface when action should be taken now as this is a major breach in National Security.
As for the coverage on all the wars should get appropriate attention. but when i see irresponsible media coverage that gives away a maneuver that the Army is about to attempt is sort of like an enemy behind our lines and giving advance knowledge to them. If a person wants real news go out and get a Short wave radio.

Answer 3

The Jon Benet thing is one big overkill. The media had a lot of time reserved for the fight between Israel and Hezbollah. When the cease fire took effect, they had to fill that time with something like what the Suspect ate and drank on the flight from Bangkok to Los Angeles.

Answer 4

I think the news needs to start reporting the facts, and to stop making out troops look horrible. And the JonBenet Ramsay thing is old news. I don't even know why it was so big in the first place. How many more murders of 6-year-olds are running around out there?

Answer 5

I think the think the sexual attack, torture, and murder of people everyday is more uh... current, than something that happened nearly a decade ago. So yes, the war, the battle that involves millions of families, and revolves around the deaths of thousands upon thousands of people as opposed to one, is, in my opinion, just a bit more pertinent. Let Jon Benet rest in peace, and let's focus on what is currently happening to prevent the loss of more lives.

Answer 6

The most important issue now is illegal immigration.... That will effect the future of America more than Iraq,,,
Also Iran and it's Allies with nuclear weapons are a MAJOR issue that should have MORE COVERAGE.
but you are right a 10 year old murder should be played 24hrs a day...

Answer 7

It is very distressing that a young girl died such a horrible a death but it is FAR more tragic that hundreds die even more horrible deaths daily and will continue to do so unless the public finds a way to STOP the mental problems that plague the butchers in Iraq. It is time to pray!!!!EVERYBODY!
It is sad that the news media has to use things like this for THEIR ratings.

Answer 8

Thats a hard question. Both stories are old news and they've both been beaten tino the grund as to numb the american public to the facts, which are:

a) The little whore is dead...live with it.
b) The terrorists have alreay won because we've given up our god given rights to feel "safe" the same rights that the terrorists despise.

Answer 9

I think the man is a liar and had nothing to do with JonBenet's murder. He's crazy, and too much attention is on a crazy man.

They finially have him in the orange jump and cuffs like I wanted though.

Answer 10

Depends upon whether they would just continue being al-Jazeera West, the party organ of Jihad, or if they'd actually report the truth and the facts, for once.

Answer 11

i think they both deserve news-media time both are very important and if this nut that says he killed that precious little girl i think the world needs to no what he did she was only a child she never had a chance and that is sad and yes the war is sad to so many young lives are being taken away every day