[Chummy]

Wow. That's really good journalism. </sarcasm>

[caisson71]

UnFRENCHing believable!! There is no depth to which the French and some reporters will descend.

[Snake65]

You know what would really make me feel bad? If a bunch of DHL-employed Iraqis looked up Jerome Sessini, took him out into an alley, and did a Sonny Corleone-level a$$-kicking.

Yeah. That would make me feel terrible, if something like that happened. Just terrible.

[CaptRon]

FRENCH weekly magazine, Paris Match, is to publish exclusive pictures of what it says are Iraqi rebels launching a missile attack on a German DHL cargo plane over Baghdad that led to a shutdown of commercial air traffic to the Iraqi capital.

So, assuming they're not lying about these pictures (a leap of faith I'm not entirely ready to make), then they know how to contact these mutts, know where weapons stashes are, and are welcome by the terrorists. If that doesn't indicate complicity I don't know what does. If I were the commander on the ground they'd be incarcerated and interrogated.

[UNGN]

He was just trying to help France's struggling Airbus.

Crunch all you want, we'll make more.

[Mat_Helm]

These fench photographers must be from the Jane Fonda institute of journalism for killing american pilots.

[vladog]

Reminds me of the shooting up of the hotel In Baghdad during the war. 'The reporters', surely did not have anything to do with spotting for the Iraqi fire.

I never met a reporter in person that I thought I could trust.

[cookcounty]

Well, you gotta admit, when the terrorists needed a PR enabling team that would be happy to be neutral about rape, torture and mass murder, they knew exactly where to go ---they went straight to the French.

First to Paris Match, then to Nouvel Observateur.

[VeritatisSplendor]

embedded, aren't they.

Mrs VS

[GoShow]

This will be Must See TV,

The French shouldn’t mind then when our military makes their journalists “Part” of the story since they see fit to consort with the enemy. How can the U.S. Military possibly distinguish enemy from enemy.

[Pagey]

they "......didn't discover the real reason for the operation until the last minute," So saith editor-in-chief Alain Genestar

The elites in France really are wretched humans, aren't they? They are ungrateful,forgetful and truly deserve the Socialist state they live under. Only a french person could utter his quote w/ a straight face.It's sickeningly farcical.

[theFIRMbss]

>The images were taken by one of the magazine's photographers, Jerome Sessini, who was with the attackers ...

"British agent James Bond faced death at the hands of many a polite-talking madman. Maybe he could have avoided confrontation all together if he'd flashed the bad guys a press card. A spy masquerading as a journalist makes a fine movie plot, but now the British Secret Service, also known as MI6 has been accused of adopting that very scenario. According to Richard Tomlinson, the renegade MI6 officer whose whistle-blowing book The Big Breach: From Top Secret to Maximum Security was just published in Russia, MI6 officers used journalistic cover on 4 of every 10 missions in conflicts ranging from Afghanistan to the Balkans. Tim Gopless from the National Union of Journalists in Britain joins me. Mr. Gopless, if we're to believe what we hear from Richard Tomlinson, the British intelligence community and Fleet Street are dangerously intertwined. ..."
[Journalist Spies ]

[JimRed]

Reporters? More like observers for for the test-firing of the latest French made man-portable SAM.

[Delta 21]

The two reporters have been offered top level positions at CNN.

[Sixgun Symphony]

I wonder if these reporters can be found in the Paris telephone directory?

I would love to find out where they live.