The NPR apology
Posted: Wed Mar 09, 2011 7:14 pm
Yea right, NPR hasn't apologized for anything... but that assclown Ron Schiller did. kinda
http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0311/50931.html
“While the meeting I participated in turned out to be a ruse, I made statements during the course of the meeting that are counter to NPR’s values and also not reflective of my own beliefs,” Schiller said in a statement Tuesday night. “I offer my sincere apology to those I offended.”
== now can someone explain this to me? How do you make a statement... in an official capacity as Senior Vice President of Development... that "runs counter to NPR's values"... and at the exact same time also "not reflective of my own beliefs"?
So... is he saying, I'll say anything for money? or that he didn't mean what he said?
Some liberal please explain it to me and while you're at it... try this one on for size about the CEO of NPR stepping down...
“The Board accepted her resignation with understanding, genuine regret, and great respect for her leadership of NPR these past two years,” board chairman Dave Edwards said in a statement.a
==so someone explain to me how its a "resignation" when the board forces you out... and how they go about expressing "genuine regret" and "great respect for her leadership" when you fired her?
If there is anything that is wrong with corporate america, its on display above. No one tells the truth. Not the boards and not the executives. say whatever you need to to achieve the objectives of the company... whether thats getting public funding or selling risky securities as AAA investments.
http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0311/50931.html
“While the meeting I participated in turned out to be a ruse, I made statements during the course of the meeting that are counter to NPR’s values and also not reflective of my own beliefs,” Schiller said in a statement Tuesday night. “I offer my sincere apology to those I offended.”
== now can someone explain this to me? How do you make a statement... in an official capacity as Senior Vice President of Development... that "runs counter to NPR's values"... and at the exact same time also "not reflective of my own beliefs"?
So... is he saying, I'll say anything for money? or that he didn't mean what he said?
Some liberal please explain it to me and while you're at it... try this one on for size about the CEO of NPR stepping down...
“The Board accepted her resignation with understanding, genuine regret, and great respect for her leadership of NPR these past two years,” board chairman Dave Edwards said in a statement.a
==so someone explain to me how its a "resignation" when the board forces you out... and how they go about expressing "genuine regret" and "great respect for her leadership" when you fired her?
If there is anything that is wrong with corporate america, its on display above. No one tells the truth. Not the boards and not the executives. say whatever you need to to achieve the objectives of the company... whether thats getting public funding or selling risky securities as AAA investments.