Ninety percent (90%) of the opinion in the Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism (WCIJ) report on high speed rail is status quo, anti-public investment, and emphatically Cato Institute doctrine.
This essay presents eleven (11) charges that WCIJ failed their ethical principles. And twelve (12) characteristics of sloppy writing that denigrate journalism as a profession.
This blog! is the fourth in a series about a WCIJ Report High Speed Rail broadcast on Wisconsin Public Radio July 22, 2009:
Part 1. The WCIJ Fraud. WCIJ falsified the conclusion in a US Government Accountability Office report.
Part 2. The WCIJ Virus - the Fraud over the GAO text has spread far and wide in the media.
... Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism Violates 3 Principles in its Code of Ethics....
A Series of Commentaries.
Introduction. Open Letter to WPR.
Part 1. The WCIJ Fraud.
Part 2. The WCIJ Virus.
Part 3. "Nobody Knows..."
WCIJ Screenshot
WCIJ Says Nobody Knows...
I point.
Notice the second sentence, beginning "Nobody knows..."?
This short sentence deserves attention but please don't quote it.