Turns out that loading a Fox News story within a frame, as Shoutwire did, triggers some Javascript code that redirects the visitor to "http://nothing":
if (parent.frames.length > 0) {
parent.location.href = "http://nothing";
}
In Mozilla Firefox, trying http://nothing takes users to the top Google result for the word nothing -- Haughey's blog.
You know what's crazy? I've gotten 5 or 6 more emails from people that ended up at my site from all sorts of other sites that frame Fox's content. One was amusingly from an anti-immigrant site and the person talked about how they were being held back from "the Truth" at foxnews but didn't mind my blog.
Is there a drudgeretort version of foxnews.com that I can forward people to? I'd love to steer people to a foxnews clone with lefty stories that would confuse them.
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