It's an advertisement for a movie, but when it appears on the homepage of a major newspaper for 2 seconds the disapears, it gives the surfer the impression that the country is about to go on red alert, and that the press was about to release the story before the story got pulled. Shame on the LA Times for allowing such a terror invoking ad to run on it's website.
Friday, September 26, 2008
Eagle Eye
Znewz1 found this fascinating bit of information. If you go to the LA Times homepage, this is what pops up for a split second.

It's an advertisement for a movie, but when it appears on the homepage of a major newspaper for 2 seconds the disapears, it gives the surfer the impression that the country is about to go on red alert, and that the press was about to release the story before the story got pulled. Shame on the LA Times for allowing such a terror invoking ad to run on it's website.
It's an advertisement for a movie, but when it appears on the homepage of a major newspaper for 2 seconds the disapears, it gives the surfer the impression that the country is about to go on red alert, and that the press was about to release the story before the story got pulled. Shame on the LA Times for allowing such a terror invoking ad to run on it's website.
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Yea, the mainstream media sucks.
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