Community Chat

[KathyPet]

I can only hope that we are not subjected to the parade of talking heads appearing in a constant stream on CNN to,espouse their theories of where the plane is followed by hours of photographs of pieces of debris floating around which are breathlessly identified as maybe, perhaps, possibly could be parts of the plane but then aren't all for the sake of CNN's ratings.. Whatever credibility CNN had as a legitimate news organization was lost during that reporting fiasco.

[birddrops]

If you do not find CNN credible, I am sure you will be finding your news sources elsewhere, therefore not being subjected to what you are hoping not to be subjected to.

[Snowpuppy]

Sadly, this has become so ho-hum that my local channels put it in their second news segment.

After the local ski report and a couple of local car accidents.

[KathyPet]

Polls taken during and after the tragedy of the first missing plane showed that most viewers expressed disgust with CNN's non-stop coverage of floating debris and willingness to hold the pilots responsible for crashing the plane with not a shred of actual evidence being uncovered that proves that was what occurred. News organizations are supposed to,report the actual news not invent it.

[SydneyH]

I still believe the pilot tanked the aircraft in the first go round. CNN is once again holding a circus with the latest so I can't really form an opinion yet about it.

[Black Cat Back]

CNN keeps interviewing the same people all weekend. Or they interview some guy who is a pilot of some kind of plane. No one knows what happened. Yes, it could be the weather, so now every weather person is now an expert on airplane turbulance. I appreciate them reporting on the story because it is very important, but until they have something to report, it's just speculation.

[kristan]

Easy solution is not to watch CNN. There are already two threads on this so why start another.