It's not often that a news organization is determined to kill off its readers, but that's what WorldNetDaily seems to be doing in its wild fearmongering about the H1N1 swine flu vaccine.

WND has long fearmongered against vaccines. A 2007 issue of WND's Whistleblower magazine was entirely dedicated to...

WorldNetDaily editor and CEO Joseph Farah has a notoriously thin skin, regularly lashing out at anyone who dares to criticize him or his "news" organization -- which usually results in him making ludicrous claims about the journalistic prowess of WND. Farah put both tendencies on display again in two...

I've detailed how Newsmax has labored over the past several months to rehabilitate the reputation of former New York City police chief Bernard Kerik, giving him a regular column and publishing articles that whitewashed the corruption charges he was facing.

But all of Newsmax's efforts have gone for...

In August, I detailed how WorldNetDaily is telling only part of the Orly Taitz story -- the anti-Obama birther lawyer with whom WND has long had a symbiotic relationship -- in order to hide from its readers the increasingly questionable job of lawyering she's doing.

WND is still keeping...

In 1999, WorldNetDaily editor Joseph Farah criticized the use of anonymous sources -- as done in a profile several years earlier by the Columbia Journalism Review on Farah's tenure as editor of the now-defunct Sacramento Union -- as "usually quotes made up out of whole cloth to help...

John L. Perry began his Sept. 29 Newsmax column this way:

There is a remote, although gaining, possibility America's military will intervene as a last resort to resolve the "Obama problem." Don't dismiss it as unrealistic.

America isn't the Third World. If a military coup does occur here it will...

Amazing where you end up when you follow a thread.

In a March 24 Newsmax "Left Coast Report" item, James Hirsen -- according to his bio, the "author, commentator, media analyst and law professor" who is also a Newsmax pundit -- unsurprisingly came down on the side of supporting...

John L. Perry's Newsmax column advocating a military coup against Obama -- since deleted from Newsmax's website, though without any explanation to its readers -- was merely the latest and most extreme example of Perry's hatred of the president.

Perry -- who has written regular columns for Newsmax...

Aaron Klein seems not to be aware that the 2008 presidential election is over.

The WorldNetDaily Jerusalem bureau chief as repeatedly endeavored to tie Barack Obama to assorted nefarious folks, from getting a spokesman for the Palestinian militant group Hamas to endorse Obama (the circumstances of which Klein has...

I've detailed how WorldNetDaily has been the biggest media promoter of anti-Obama lawyer Orly Taitz, promoting every filing in every eligibility lawsuit she's filed, penning fawning profiles and -- most importantly -- studiously ignoring Taitz's growing record of shoddy lawyering.

So when Larry Sinclair -- whose claim that he...

When you've given a quote one of your top awards, it's hard to backpedal even when people figure out the quote doesn't say what you've claimed it said.

That's the situation the Media Research Center finds itself in. At its 2004 Dishonors Awards, the MRC gave its quote of...

Save your $17.99: WorldNetDaily's anti-Obama "documentary," "A Question of Eligibility," has popped up on YouTube (in six parts -- here, here, here, here, here, and here). I watched the whole thing, and found it to be every bit as biased and factually deficient...

WorldNetDaily has long had a symbiotic relationship with Orly Taitz, the California attorney/dentist/real estate agent who has been a lead filer of lawsuits against President Obama regarding his birth certificate.

WND has enabled Taitz by uncritically reporting her anti-Obama legal actions without noting factual errors in them. For instance, WND...

You're WorldNetDaily. You've made your name (and a fair bit of money) by throwing every bit of mud you can find at President Obama, telling lies and beyond. You've even repeatedly depicted him as a Nazi. What do you do for an encore?

Well, you reach...

Joseph Farah admitted it in his August 5 WorldNetDaily column: "A few months ago, I stepped beyond my role as a journalist and media entrepreneur to become an activist, a crusader, some might even say a 'birther.'"

That's not quite correct. Farah, WND's founder and editor, actually "stepped beyond"...

In 1996, Columbia Journalism Review published an article called "The Vincent Foster Factory," detailing the role played by Joseph Farah, then head of the Western Journalism Center, in promoting conspiracy theories surrounding the death of Clinton White House counsel Vince Foster. It states:

One of the Center's major activities...

It's not often you see someone who claims to be a journalist declaring himself to be proud to report something he has no idea is true. But that's what WorldNetDaily editor Joseph Farah is doing.

From an August 3 press release (yes, WND has its own PR agents) touting...

How craven is WorldNetDaily in its lies about Barack Obama? It's trying to cash in on them.

WND, the chief promoter of the Barack Obama birth certificate conspiracy, has an entire section of its online store dedicated to shilling various tsotchkes related to it -- yard signs, postcards, etc....

(Updated with Mason's latest rant at end.)

Jackie Mason appears to have traded his career as a legendary comedian for one as a professional Obama-hater for right-wing website WorldNetDaily.

Certainly, Mason has forsaken his humor for venom -- asserting that Obama has "plans to destroy America" and "can't tolerate the...

As the saying goes: When you have nothing to hide, you hide nothing. By that standard, WorldNetDaily is clearly hiding something.

WND's desperate campaign to demand that Barack Obama prove he's a "natural born citizen" -- even though he already has -- is one long trail of falsehoods presented as...