Posted on 06/21/2007 9:36:25 PM PDT by SmithL
Americans who find themselves frustrated with the mainstream media's one-sided coverage (i.e. not ours) of the war in Iraq, as well as wider events in the Middle East, have had to turn to the Internet to get a fuller picture of what's going on.
Whether it's milbloggers, dispatches from independent journalists such as Michael Yon, talk radio interviews with those on the frontlines, or the fact-checking of online journalists and the blogosphere, alternative forms of media have proven to be the best source for informative and unbiased coverage of the war on terrorism.
To that end, the grassroots conservative forum FreeRepublic.com is an invaluable asset. I've been a FReeper (as members of the forum are known) myself for several years and I'm on the ping list for a fellow member that goes by the handle "Diogenesis."
No one knows who he is or anything about his background, but Diogenesis pops up every few months with a series of posts composed of photos (from journalistic and military sources) from Iraq, Afghanistan, and the Middle East, interspersed with a random assortment of other subjects and accompanied by text that is most decidedly pro-American, pro-Israel, and pro-Western. Or, as he puts it, "Ye Old Quagmire-Free News." In short, these are reports you definitely won't see in the mainstream media.
Diogenesis has been at it again since May, so I'm posting links to his latest reports using his titles and starting with the most recent.
(Excerpt) Read more at cinnamonstillwell.blogspot.com ...
posted by Cinnamon
Wow — how did we end up getting mentioned in your blog?
Now you are being silly.
; )
Bookmark for later.
Thanks for those links.
Thanks Smitty, great pics.
Pray for W and Our Freedom Fighters
Yes, Dio has the greatest photo essays!
later
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