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I'm writing to complain about bias in your broadcasts. NPR is no better than Fox News, just at the other end of the spectrum. This morning I listened to a discussion about progressive prosecutors. They discussed the objective of not putting so many people in jail but there was not one word about violent criminals being released and then committing more violent crimes. Also no word about prosecutors not even prosecuting some criminals. The practice of letting violent criminals loose is beyond stupid.

I can no longer and will no longer be sending money or listening to NPR because your programming has become too biased and is no longer balanced. You all used to be very good at balanced reporting and investigative journalism. That has all been thrown out the window in favor of extremely weighted programming that borders on propaganda. I cannot in good conscience support the out of context, manipulative agenda that NPR has become. In your reporting you treat our nation like it is a pariah and I will no longer support that. I will be urging others to do the same.

I am finding BBC to be seriously biased against the Ethiopian government in the crisis in Ethiopia. I realize NPR does not control what BBC does, but I would like to see NPR, at least, not repeating what BBC is doing. For example, in their first BBC broadcast this morning (before 5:00 AM), they aired a report that contained the argument of a person who, why saying he was not in favor of Abiye's government, nevertheless saw that Ethiopia is going to prevail over the TPLF. In a rebroadcast of the same program later (after 9:00 AM), BBC cut the person's comments -- even though they were critical to presenting a balanced view. BBC seems intent on fanning the flames of war in the country rather than seeking to report fairly on the situation. I hope NPR recognizes this and avoids following the same path. I am a supporter of NPR for its fairness and direct reporting, not mouthing what others have said. This is the first time I have see NPR in danger of being an unwitting participant in biased news reporting.

The on-going erred speech of many NPR newspersons on NPR radio is noted again.
At 10:04 PM, I heard on WITF-89.5 FM in Harrisburg, PA Jack Speer stating the annoying, un-called for, and frankly - UNPROFESSIONAL use of the [censored]ization of the word administration with the statement "Biden ministration" ! Administration is a five syllable word. The coining of "ministration" first occurred in 2006 when one network TV host short-cut administration with "Obama ministration" so that person who normally slurred the "ad" as "ah" and not wanting to sound like a stutterer dropped one of the "ah" sounds ! Today the same error is applied as "Biden ministration". Surprisingly I only ever heard two examples of "Trump ministration"( not on NPR). I do have record of two separate pundits stating "Obama ministration" and "Trump administration" in their separate sentences ! How can the human brain function in such a manner ? Please share this email with Jack.
Secondly, Nyla Boodhoo stated "Present Biden" at 10:07PM and then followed with the erred word "stertegic". The operative word is "strategic"! I wonder what her "stertegy" ( should be strategy) is to use this nonsense word.
Someone at NPR needs to address these [censored]izations with ALL NPR PERSONNEL ! The exponentially increasing frequency of use of these [censored]izations is an affront to the intelligence of your listeners and an insult to any person learning to speak English. Your listeners deserve better.
My suggestion is to print out the words ADMINISTRATION and PRESIDENT and place them behind all NPR microphones and TV cameras.
My list of the NPR personnel using these erred words and phrases increases almost daily ! SOLVE THESE PROBLEMS !
I support the 1st Amendment of the Constitution of these United States but remain critical of those who refuse to understand the importance of proper diction and avoidance of the use of erred speech.
Please have the proper party responsible for the maintenance of appropriate speech by NPR personnel respond to this complaint.
Be well,
John D. Laskowski
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john.[protected]@mothman.org

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