Well Huey, TQ, and the rest of you,
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QUOTE (Kerry for Senator @ Sep 14 2004, 06:03 PM)
An excellant and totally accurate post my friend. Unfortunately our liberal friends, huey and Thai are philosophical cowards and won't deal with facts that disagree with their Socialist viewpoint. We will just have to wait till November when they are crushed like the rest of the flaming liberals under the heel of George's cowboy boots. Remember my prediction Bush 75% Kerry 25% .
Good for the Bear Pit anyway.
Personally, I think it would have a harder go of it with Kerry.
Nothing encites like Bush.
I heard even CA could be up for grabs, as Kerry lead has slipped to 7. Wishful thinking, but interesting none the less.
Personally, I think it would have a harder go of it with Kerry.
Nothing encites like Bush.
I heard even CA could be up for grabs, as Kerry lead has slipped to 7. Wishful thinking, but interesting none the less.
TERROR PALS IN THE PRESS:
CBS won't name its source for those "incriminating" documents about President Bush's National Guard service. That would violate its high journalistic principles (although lying about our president does not).
Instead, we get poor old Dan Rather, the crazy uncle of network news, insisting that those documents could have been typed on an early-1970s super typewriter, that there might have been just the right outrageously expensive machine in that fly-specked National Guard office — and that an officer who had never used it before would use it for note-taking.
Let me share some reality with Uncle Dan. I served in our active-duty military five years after those documents purportedly were written. I was in Army intelligence. And only the big boss's secretary had an electric typewriter — one too primitive to create those documents.
I worked on a manual machine made in East Germany (swear to God). In 1977. In a front-line division. The National Guard got the junk we didn't want. CBS lied. The sad thing is that they just might be able to stonewall America.
That's network news, folks. Defend forgeries. Defend "journalists" who support terror. Let our soldiers die. Let the American people rot. And trash our president in wartime.
No wonder al-Jazeera and al-Arabiya get away, literally, with murder
http://www.nypost.com/postopinion/opedcolumnists/28569.htm
CBS won't name its source for those "incriminating" documents about President Bush's National Guard service. That would violate its high journalistic principles (although lying about our president does not).
Instead, we get poor old Dan Rather, the crazy uncle of network news, insisting that those documents could have been typed on an early-1970s super typewriter, that there might have been just the right outrageously expensive machine in that fly-specked National Guard office — and that an officer who had never used it before would use it for note-taking.
Let me share some reality with Uncle Dan. I served in our active-duty military five years after those documents purportedly were written. I was in Army intelligence. And only the big boss's secretary had an electric typewriter — one too primitive to create those documents.
I worked on a manual machine made in East Germany (swear to God). In 1977. In a front-line division. The National Guard got the junk we didn't want. CBS lied. The sad thing is that they just might be able to stonewall America.
That's network news, folks. Defend forgeries. Defend "journalists" who support terror. Let our soldiers die. Let the American people rot. And trash our president in wartime.
No wonder al-Jazeera and al-Arabiya get away, literally, with murder
http://www.nypost.com/postopinion/opedcolumnists/28569.htm
Good article Boon!
It sure seems like these journalistists in trying to walk a finer and finer line have crossed the line.
It sure seems like these journalistists in trying to walk a finer and finer line have crossed the line.
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We are at war. Not only with terrorists, but with their supporters. That al-Arabiya producer joined forces with killers who ambushed a Bradley infantry fighting vehicle. He wasn't a journalist. He was a terrorist. Whether he carried a camera or a gun.
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