Saddam Arrest Cheer Fades Into Iraqi Ire at U.S. [Bad news: Saddam's been caputured]

Reuters ^ | December 15, 2003 | Joseph Logan

[HarleyD]

"US occupation". Speaks for itself. This is the left's diatribe now.

[jtminton]

"said Ali Hussein, 29, a stationery shop owner who said he was still dizzy with joy. "But whether he's in a hole or in jail, it does nothing for me today, it won't feed me or protect me or send my children to school," he said.

A: If Iraq is such a war-torn quagmire, why is there a STATIONERY SHOP still open? B: Why dont YOU try feeding you, protecting you, or sending your children to school instead of relying on somebody else to do it?

[Piquaboy]

Looks as if they feel almost as bad as the Democrats about Saddam's capture.

[AmericaUnited]

WHAT A PUKE NEWS SERVICE!!!

[Gritty]

Reuters is just having a hissy fit because their man got caught.

[cookcounty]

""This is an oil country and it should be rich. It should not be Afghanistan."

There is so much carefully-considered, western-oriented invective in many of these (and there are SO many) reports, that I have to wonder how much of this is made-up or embellished by the "reporters" at Reuters.

It would be so much fun to tag along in Iraq with an open recorder and then compare the newspaper quotes with the actual words of the interviewees. I'll bet there is quite a "sting" waiting there.

Of course the press community would not hire you after doing such a story, nor would they publish it, since covering up for each other is part of the old-(news)boy system.

[Blood of Tyrants]

Expected.

[Sender]

"We do not take sides and attempt to reflect in our stories, pictures and video the views of all sides. We are not in the business of glorifying one side or another or of disseminating propaganda. Reuters journalists do not offer their own opinions or views."

-from about Reuters editorial policy page

[diotima]

Sheesh.

[Publius6961]

I told my wife that by Tuesday we will be hearing negative spin from the Dims...

We need to improve our human intel. If we were to compare the daily official dumbocrat "traitors" talking points with "news" stories, we could provide both a public service and an endless source of amusement.

[americanSoul]

Exactly, REUTERS==BS

[americanSoul]

That's why this electronic samizdat is invaluable.

[pabianice]

These *ssh*les never change...

"Reuters ... BERLIN - May 15, 1945 ... Joy at the death of Adolph Hitler gave way to resentment toward Washington Monday as Germans confronted afresh the bloodshed, shortages and soaring prices of life under U.S. occupation.

"The morning after Germany's U.S. governor revealed the ousted strongman had killed himself, Germans flooded the streets to snatch up newspapers emblazoned with photos of the man who ruled them by fear, now a humbled and burnt corpse..."

[mountaineer]

Typical Reuters spin. *yawn*

[GWB00]

For what it is worth, I found this clown's e-mail address in a Google search. Send him and a note and let him know how you feel. I am sure he will appreciate it. joseph.logan@reuters.net

[Naspino]

Typical Reuters BARF.

[Naspino]

Bush Brings Little Cheer to Iraqis, U.S. Troops

-- By none other than Joseph Logan of Reuters September 8th, 2003. Must be a very easy job to write the same hit piece over and over and over.

[BraveMan]

We hate you. Gimmie, gimmie, gimmie . . .

[gaspar]

Logan is the cheerleader for the anti-American crowd. He can be reached at joseph.logan@reuters.net

[smith288]

"The Americans promised freedom and prosperity; what's this? Go up to their headquarters, at one of those checkpoints where they point their guns at you, and tell them that you hate them as much as Saddam, and see what they do to you," said Mohammad Saleh, 39, a building contractor.

Why the hell would anyone do this??? Aint too bright for a building contractor.