I wonder if the NYT will publish this? Bill, would you find this to add for your readers? "Exclusive: NYT sued by shareholders over biased Israel coverage." In this FP article it includes the fake news about an emaciated boy, along w/ more. I can't imagine the NYT publishing biased news against blacks or Hispanics like this. I will add that there is plenty of other fake news that is awful & deserves to be published & called out. Should not ignore any of it.
& about the places to retire to, in our community a woman from Viet Nam has retired, joined one of the many groups we have; the writers group. She has been writing her story: In 1975, Cham Baird left her homeland, Vietnam, on a military aircraft empty-handed but for the clothes she wore. She arrived in America as a refugee with no money, no home, no future. All Cham knew was that she had escaped communism, and that somewhere, somehow, she would find safety and freedom. Over the decades that followed, Cham rebuilt a life from the ground up, piece by piece. She learned resilience not from books, but from living it day by day, just trying to survive, assimilate in this new life, and overcome challenges. Many beginnings, many starting overs. Between full-time work and night school, Cham earned a bachelor's degree in accounting and business. After almost two decades in corporate America, Cham traded a management position and took risks to pursue an independent lifestyle, becoming a business owner. In the first two years, she attended school to earn a master’s degree (MBA). Cham had loved, lost, and found love again, a companionship that brought steadiness and peace into her life. She has begun to heal and understand identity and belonging, shaping her into the person she is now.
After over two decades running her business, Cham retired and stepped into writing. Her story is one of resilience, healing, and transformation—shaped by the experiences that carried her from Vietnam to America, from a refugee with no voice to a woman who finally found hers. Cham writes to turn memory into strength, a voice through written words that she once had to leave behind.
Here you are again, trying to write your own newsletter in the comments section on the back of Bill’s newsletter with cut & paste of other people’s comments. Moreover, you are trying to tell Bill what he should write.
& there you go again, seeing only one side of what I wrote, didn't see that I wrote all fake news needs to be reported on. And no comment about the woman writing her story after coming from Viet Nam. You should go write your own totally biased left-sided close-minded newsletter.
Shareholders have recourse to organize and vote out the Board of Directors or sell their shares. It kind-a depends on who's buying. I know a lot of folks who are still buying - perhaps to keep playing that word game (I've already read many commenters who love the games)? And guess what: Games, recipes, and product reviews are the revenue centers for the NYT.
I know from commenters on some liberal sites who proclaim NYTs as gospel truth & they'll totally dismiss this as fake news & keep on shelling out their $$ & read'n & putting in words of praise, 'oh, according to the NYT', or 'here's a link from the NYT'.
I’m not commenting on the content, even though it is Bari Weiss. I am commenting on the gall you display to co-opt Bill’s newsletter for your own purposes.
I wonder if the NYT will publish this? Bill, would you find this to add for your readers? "Exclusive: NYT sued by shareholders over biased Israel coverage." In this FP article it includes the fake news about an emaciated boy, along w/ more. I can't imagine the NYT publishing biased news against blacks or Hispanics like this. I will add that there is plenty of other fake news that is awful & deserves to be published & called out. Should not ignore any of it.
https://bariweiss.substack.com/p/exclusive-shareholders-sue-new-york-times-biased-israel-reporting?r=biua7&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=email
& about the places to retire to, in our community a woman from Viet Nam has retired, joined one of the many groups we have; the writers group. She has been writing her story: In 1975, Cham Baird left her homeland, Vietnam, on a military aircraft empty-handed but for the clothes she wore. She arrived in America as a refugee with no money, no home, no future. All Cham knew was that she had escaped communism, and that somewhere, somehow, she would find safety and freedom. Over the decades that followed, Cham rebuilt a life from the ground up, piece by piece. She learned resilience not from books, but from living it day by day, just trying to survive, assimilate in this new life, and overcome challenges. Many beginnings, many starting overs. Between full-time work and night school, Cham earned a bachelor's degree in accounting and business. After almost two decades in corporate America, Cham traded a management position and took risks to pursue an independent lifestyle, becoming a business owner. In the first two years, she attended school to earn a master’s degree (MBA). Cham had loved, lost, and found love again, a companionship that brought steadiness and peace into her life. She has begun to heal and understand identity and belonging, shaping her into the person she is now.
After over two decades running her business, Cham retired and stepped into writing. Her story is one of resilience, healing, and transformation—shaped by the experiences that carried her from Vietnam to America, from a refugee with no voice to a woman who finally found hers. Cham writes to turn memory into strength, a voice through written words that she once had to leave behind.
Here you are again, trying to write your own newsletter in the comments section on the back of Bill’s newsletter with cut & paste of other people’s comments. Moreover, you are trying to tell Bill what he should write.
Go write your own newsletter in your own space.
& there you go again, seeing only one side of what I wrote, didn't see that I wrote all fake news needs to be reported on. And no comment about the woman writing her story after coming from Viet Nam. You should go write your own totally biased left-sided close-minded newsletter.
Shareholders have recourse to organize and vote out the Board of Directors or sell their shares. It kind-a depends on who's buying. I know a lot of folks who are still buying - perhaps to keep playing that word game (I've already read many commenters who love the games)? And guess what: Games, recipes, and product reviews are the revenue centers for the NYT.
I know from commenters on some liberal sites who proclaim NYTs as gospel truth & they'll totally dismiss this as fake news & keep on shelling out their $$ & read'n & putting in words of praise, 'oh, according to the NYT', or 'here's a link from the NYT'.
I’m not commenting on the content, even though it is Bari Weiss. I am commenting on the gall you display to co-opt Bill’s newsletter for your own purposes.
Go write your own newsletter in your own space.