Survey finds optimism in new Iraq

bbc ^ | 12/11/05 | bbc

[Cobra64]

My wife and I will be waiting for El Rusbo's comments Monday. Rush will be on fire!

Please ping all your FReeper freinds. This is an event that will be building at a geometric rate.

[Prophet in the wilderness]

" They thundered that Bush was rushing into War, that we were facing Quagmire and the “Feared Republican Guard”."
Ha, I remember this.
The MSM was saying the same thing before we went into Afghanistan: that the Afghan fighters were battle-hardened badasses and American soldiers were a bunch of wussies.
That, of course, was before the massive military pwnings that were the invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq. " ......

They also thundered right after 9/11 ( days and weeks right after 9/11 ) the MSM/Democrats/Liberals all turned hawkish ( not that they were war hawkish in the first place ) and thundered " what is taking President Bush sooooooo long to do anything ?
Why is he taking so long to go after the terrorist ? ( not that they ( LIBS/MSM/DEMS really cared,,, but,, it was all in a VLWC to make President Bush look bad ) ....
Does most of us still remember ?
The rhetoric coming from the MSM/DEMS/LIBS ? right after 9/11 ? ......
They all were saying ?
Why is he ( President Bush ) taking soooooo long to do anything ?
That was right before we went into Afghanistan
Now ? compare this in the light now,, were we here them ( LIBS/MSM/DEMS ) saying that President Bush lead us into a war, lied, rushed, and what ever the LIBS/DEMS/MSM are saying now.
SUCH HYPOCRISY from the LIBS/MSM/DEMS,,,, it makes me sick to even think about their hypocrisy.
I need to find some of their statements right after 9/11 and what the MSM were saying.

[Savage Beast]

You know it was hard for the BBC to report this.

If its so-called "journalists" were not such an untrustworthy bunch of propaganda con-artists and if they had not nosedived a once highly respected and trusted news organization into a bad joke propaganda machine...you could almost feel sorry for them.

[1066AD]

The BBC News website's World Affairs correspondent, Paul Reynolds, says the survey shows a degree of optimism at variance with the usual depiction of the country as one in total chaos.

The findings are more in line with the kind of arguments currently being deployed by US President George W Bush, he says.

Bet it hurts the Beeb to say this LOL