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sounds kind of lame to me. I am stretching to remember their critique of Obama ala lauding Osamas killing, drone attacks etc.....most especially because he was given a Nobel....oh wait, I get it now...
'Stars Earn Stripes'
Review of NBC’s Stars Earn Stripes | Entertainment | TIME.com
NBC defends Stars Earn Stripes show after Nobel laureates including Tutu criticize it
By Associated Press, Published: August 13
NEW YORK NBC is defending its new series Stars Earn Stripes after nine Nobel Peace Prize winners complained the show treats military maneuvers like athletic events.
Archbishop Desmond Tutu and the other Nobel laureates protested Monday in an open letter that the show glorifies war and armed violence.
NBC says the show isnt a glorification of war, but a glorification of service.
The series premieres on NBC on Monday night. It pairs celebrity participants with U.S. military personnel for simulated military challenges.
The letter was sent to NBC boss Robert Greenblatt and others connected with the show. It declares preparing for war is neither amusing nor entertaining. It calls for NBC to stop airing the series.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/natio...ba17a2-e587-11e1-9739-eef99c5fb285_story.html
'Stars Earn Stripes'
Review of NBC’s Stars Earn Stripes | Entertainment | TIME.com
NBC defends Stars Earn Stripes show after Nobel laureates including Tutu criticize it
By Associated Press, Published: August 13
NEW YORK NBC is defending its new series Stars Earn Stripes after nine Nobel Peace Prize winners complained the show treats military maneuvers like athletic events.
Archbishop Desmond Tutu and the other Nobel laureates protested Monday in an open letter that the show glorifies war and armed violence.
NBC says the show isnt a glorification of war, but a glorification of service.
The series premieres on NBC on Monday night. It pairs celebrity participants with U.S. military personnel for simulated military challenges.
The letter was sent to NBC boss Robert Greenblatt and others connected with the show. It declares preparing for war is neither amusing nor entertaining. It calls for NBC to stop airing the series.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/natio...ba17a2-e587-11e1-9739-eef99c5fb285_story.html