Joseph Farah headlined his Sept. 15 column, “Where is truth?”
The answer, of course, is not at WorldNetDaily, which publishes lie after lie after lie.
Farah, of course, will not tell you that. He’s actually complaining about the New York Times being insufficient respectful of WND’s birther conspiracy theories and yet again blaming President Obama for ignoring said conspiracy theories.
Given Farah’s own lies about the birther stuff, it’s no wonder he’s searching for truth — he apparently can’t find it anywhere within his own news organization.
UPDATE: Speaking of Farah’s inability to tell the truth, Farah writes in his Sept,. 16 column, complaining about a Wall Street Journal blogger who called WND “a media outlet that says Barack Obama is foreign-born and can’t be president”:
“If you can’t find one reference anywhere in WND’s extensive archives in which anyone at WND concludes, claims or states that Obama is foreign born, I want a retraction and correction issued by you,” I told him. “I’ll save you the trouble. There aren’t any such references.”
Actually, there are. As we’ve pointed out, WND columnist Craige McMillan has repeatedly called Obama an “illegal alien,” which sounds an awful lot like a statement that Obama is foreign born, and the whole of WND’s coverage is designed to portray Obama as a foreign entity. No correction necessary.
The WSJ blogger also tweaks WND for referring to a stop on its upcoming cruise as being in “Hispanola” when it’s actually in Haiti (located on the island of Hispanola). Farah is upset about that, too.