Sunday, February 22, 2009

VIDEO: "The death of journalism"! "Media Malpractice" pro-Palin documentary trailer

By GottaLaff


One word: Laughable. Okay, two words: Laughable, pathetic. This is the trailer for the Palin fantasy documentary from the ostensibly disturbed wannabe filmmaker I posted about in detail here... in which I describe Mr. Laffy's fond memories of Ziegler's appearance on his dating reality show.

I'm working hard on getting a few (unfortunately milder, edited) clips from that show, but I'm having format-converting issues. So this inane trailer will have to hold us over for now.

Here is The Mudflats' take:

In the trailer, you’ll discover that the media is out to get Sarah Palin, and ”thrash” her reputation! [...] According to Ziegler “This [Katie Couric interview] was a tough interview for Sarah Palin because she was hit with things she had never seen before.” (Ummm…..like questions?) [...]

Hear about how Barack Obama has been “anointed” by the media, how he is the chosen one, the savior, and ”The Messiah”, complete with catchy Gregorian chant background music. Notice how Barack Obama shows up in the documentary all grainy and out of focus, while strange green EKG hearbeat graphics bleep in competition with the Gregorian chanting. And when he says something super scary, you’ll see an extreme closeup of his mouth or other facial features.

Suddenly, the scary bleeping and the EKG stop, and Palin herself pops up in her pink suit in the comfort of her living room in Wasilla [...]

The trailer wraps up by showing scenes of African Americans, including Jesse Jackson, being overcome with emotion at Obama’s election. (How dare they?)

Then the EKG flatlines…….THE DEATH OF JOURNALISM….. [...]

If this is the best Ziegler’s got, it’s not particularly flattering for Sarah Palin.
I see he left out the parts about her abuse of office, relentless smearing of Obama, inciting hate speech, inability to speak in understandable sentences, overuse of the word "also", and overall ineptitude.

Desperate times call for desperate measures.

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