[First Amendment]

I love a parody!

Unfortunately the liberal sicko media is practically saying the above s**t. I listened to NPR (sorry, guys) just to check on their slant. On the hour "news" break, they didn't even MENTION the statue toppling or happy Iraqis. All they said was the vast amounts of damage to the city by US forces. Time to effing get rid of the slime called NPR. It angers me that my taxe dollars go to the enemy.

[driftless]

This morning on NPR I was listening to two "experts" talk about the post-war history of Japan and Germany and how it related to Iraq, and then one of the "experts" launched into an attack on Bush introducing the usual lefty accusations about it being a "unilateral war, and squandering the goodwill of world, etc". I found myself screaming at my car radio. NPR just never gets it.

[JohnBovenmyer]

All they said was the vast amounts of damage to the city by US forces.

Number of bridges brought down in Gulf War II is, I think, zero. At least I haven't heard of any bridges that were so damaged that at least light vehicles couldn't use them. WE didn't try to drop them and Saddam wasn't competent enough to drop them. Now let's remember Kosovo. Number of bridges still standing after Clinton's UN unauthorized war, zero. He took them all out. The comparison is much the same for electrical grid and rest of the infrastructure. I never did learn how long it took to clear the Danube enough to restore river navigation, much less how long it took to rebuild all those bridges. Iraq will be easy to fix by comparison.