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I have found the worst media article of all time

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Guest Jobber of the Week

Check this out:

 

http://abcnews.go.com/sections/GMA/World/G...ful_voices.html

 

I swear, this is one of the worst written articles I have ever come across. Grammatical errors, horrible incomprehensible quotations, incoherent rambling, incomplete sentences, and no real point to the article, either. Has American journalism hit bottom, or is this one reporter just a turd?

 

The last line appears to be missing a few words and nearly made my brain explode.

 

they live in the Middle East, where aggression may threaten a chance for peace

 

INTERESTING CONCEPT!

 

Saudi Arabia is a critical U.S. ally, and on the streets, its young people seemingly have a hunger for all things Western.

 

By contrast, Iran, is governed by strict Islamic rule, and for its youth, America is the forbidden fruit.

 

damn, comm,as, going, off random,ly.

 

Can anyone else find some more errors in this one?

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Guest kkktookmybabyaway

Eh, I've read worse. That person certainly likes to use commas though...

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"If George Bush goes there and he makes those people angry, all the Middle East and Europeans, then he will be a threat," said Erol Kozanoglu. "Only Saddam Hussein does not threaten the Middle East. But a war and George Bush threaten the security of the Middle East."

 

Yeah, better keep big bad Bush out of Iraq. Bush = evil. Saddam = savior. All hail Saddam and his non-genocidal ways.

 

DOES NOT THREATEN THE MIDDLE EAST? Heard of the Gulf War?

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