Weekly Dose of NPR

Since we really do absorb stuff from a variety of sources, we listen to NPR for about 30 minutes/week, usually on Sunday mornings.

I do it so you don't have to.

Today, NPR spread some mis-information about the FDA's "vax" approval, with some College Professor stating that the Pfizer is FDA approved.

He's wrong.  The BioNTech "vaccine" is FDA approved, not the Pfizer.  Sadly, you cannot GET the BioNTech "vaccine" in the US.  But knowing that requires a careful reading of the deliberately-misleading press release.  Since the guy is a College Professor, he doesn't do that reading; he has TA's for that.

They proceeded to throw as much whitewash as possible onto the Biden* Titanic, with some NPR White House twit telling the world that the Afghan and "no jobs for YOU" problems are 'temporary' and will disappear.  Odd:  the twit never mentioned the invasion from Central America.

Maybe she forgot?

And of course, there was the Supercilious Obnoxious Karen report on Ivermectin which "is for horses."  (Bet you didn't know that.)  The experience of India and South America got about 2 seconds of the "report," with the rest talking about the CASES IN THE HOSPITAL WITH BLEEDING AND VOMITING AND DIARRHEA AND STUFF!!!!!

We're left to wonder how someone can be both Supercilious AND Obnoxious in such a fact-free report, but then, it's NPR, right?