See what I mean about you lefties and the Muslims. You circle the wagons.Chris is misinformed.
The Wash Times is now owned by Herring Broadcasting.
In any event, it makes no difference. The Unification Church save for its influx of cash to keep the paper in business had little influence over editorial content.
The Church did however insist on a Conservative editorial bias.
Story content as always is a freedom of the press issue.
By comparison, Current TV is now owned by Al-Jazeera...
I hear no libs whining about that.
You are incorrect.
The Washington Times is owned, personally, by the Reverend Moon. Until 2010, it was run by an external organization created for that purpose by Moon, but in 2010, he decided to purchase the Times from his shell company for $1, returning control to him and his church.
Herring Broadcasting is partnering with the Washington Times on a new News channel, but they don't own any part of it.
And your comments about Current TV don't make any sense.
No matter how much Arabs scare you, Al-jazeera is a much more reputable news source than the Washington Times.
And yeah it makes complete sense. You stepped right up and fell into the trap. You curse the Unification church although the worst thing they ever did was brainwash some very weak minded people and convince them to sell flowers. While that oil wealth of the middle east has most definitely found its way to funding weapons sales to Islamist terror groups...I will take the flowers.
Whatever. I posted a link that says otherwise.
This is a non issue.
You don't get to pull that bullshit of discrediting a legitimate and respected news organization because the owner is a a little strange yet harmless.
Now, lets get back on point
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Who "respects" the Washington Times?
It's a shitty street paper that has never come close to breaking even, let lone making a profit. As far as messianic cult leaders go, the Reverend Moon is certainly far from the worst - he's not a Jim Jones or David Koresh - but that doesn't "legitimize" his personal political mouthpiece.