[tgslTakoma]

Chris Core, the (usually wishy-washy) radio guy on WMAL-AM 630 in DC has just ended the half-hour with a comment to his listeners, telling them that he has emailed CBS News and told them that they owed it to the American people to show the video; and he encouraged all his listeners to do the same.

[ErnBatavia]

Hit the local affililiates as well...I did; might as well have them included. I dared the local station with the "your network has the blood of Berg on it's hands" comment.

[Right_in_Virginia]

Chris Core, the (usually wishy-washy) radio guy on WMAL-AM 630 in DC has just ended the half-hour with a comment to his listeners, telling them that he has emailed CBS News and told them that they owed it to the American people to show the video; and he encouraged all his listeners to do the same.

CHRIS CORE?! Wow. Good for him.

[TruthNtegrity]

I SO wish I had heard Chris Core tonight, to hear what you report he said. Most nights, after listening to the end of Hannity's show, when Core comes on, I start yelling at the radio, and usually wind up slamming in a music cassette in order to preserve my sanity.

I will, however, even at this late date, email CBS news, and will call the station tomorrow. I never, ever watch Rather - I don't want to have to take blood pressure medicine, just to survive watching his show but I will call/write and say that it's only right, after showing the supposed "atrocities" (can you say 'frat pranks'?) by our soldiers in Abu Ghraib prison, cell blocks 1 & 2, it is CBS's obligation and duty to show the beheading video of Nick Berg - to inflame Americans, the same way they have inflamed Iraqi's and Islamofascists.

I received an email today with the video of the "Have you forgotten" scenes in it - and NO, I have not forgotten. I lost 22 friends from my home town in NY in the WTC, and 9 from the IP in the Pentagon, including Angie Houtz who I also knew from Church.

As I was putting a new flag on my van over the weekend, I was thinking about how few flags I see on vehicles any more, and how few flags I see in front of houses. Then as I drove out of my driveway, my next door neighbors had put out a brand new flagpole and flag. I'm happy to report that in this part of Fairfax, VA, we have NOT forgotten.

NEVER FORGET