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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Just Carl, post: 639079, member: 4552&quot;]The one thing about this that is missed is the possibility that the reporter knows exactly what he has written. In present day reporting as well as in advertising there are methods used to become notable or popular. There are many that regardless of what you think or say about them, as long as you do mention and discuss them. If proven wrong, so what. Ever notice comercials that are so irritating, you actually get mad about them or the person doing the comercial. You do remember those now don&#039;t you. Think it&#039;s a mistake on the part of the sponsors. They accomplished thier goal. This reporter may well know exactly what he is saying and if he gets thousands of responses both for and against any statements he may have made, it&#039;s much better than no one knowing him at all. Yes he could have Googled or Yahooed the information and he may well have and looked for that little edge of a statement that arouses people. If so, he wins. If not, he wins.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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