WorldNetDaily: We Had ‘Journalistic Responsibility’ to Post Forged Document
WorldNetDaily has put out a news release on its, uh, scoop about the forged Kenyan birth certificate that Orly Taitz has filed in court as proof of the
Jul 31, 20201.4K Shares470.4K Views
WorldNetDaily has put out a news release on its, uh, “scoop” about the forged “Kenyan birth certificate”that Orly Taitz has filed in court as proof of the president’s foreign ties. WND, says editor-in-chief Joseph Farah, is “working with document experts in the U.S. and with sources in Kenya” to verify the document. Which experts? Which sources? Don’t ask. Listen to Farah:
“„Our goal, as always, is to seek the truth. This is not our document. It is evidence that has (sic) presented in a high-profile court case. And, thus, I believe we had a journalistic responsibility to publish it — just as I think every other news organization does.
WND has a deeply amusing idea of what “journalism” is supposed to be.
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