Posted on 05/16/2004 5:19:23 PM PDT by redrock
Great facts. Any sources to quote???
Thank You Jim Simpson & thank you redrock for the flag.
Oh, I think they understand. It's just Hate Bush first. Did you ever hear one of the liberal socialist Democrats complain about Clinton's war(s)? In and out of Bosnia-Kosovo, one year. Right.
Read it months ago right here on FR. No link that I am aware of.
Thanks for the alert. We need more people like this gentleman and Frank Gaffney who will speak out.
Liberals always have misdirected outrage. I believe Enron was more reprehensible to them than 9/11. I actually witnessed them fuming and wanting heads to roll. Where was the outrage over our fellow citizens incinerated in buildings and airplanes? Oh, I know where the outrage was, they put it in a little lockbox and take it out when necessary, i.e. (Enron, Halliburton, prison pictures)
PING:
"Journalists often consult the same person – who just happens to speak good English – over and over. Is it a coincidence that he speaks good English or that he happily offers his opinion? Some even rely on the contacts they had before the war, people who could have only been Ba’athists. Does it never occur to journalists that they are being used? It astounds me that our vaunted “investigative” news media have not caught on to this. Their interviews with the Iraqi “man on the street” are offered to us uncritically, as though they were interviewing someone on the streets of Des Moines, Iowa. Our intrepid reporters demonstrate all the shrewdness of a well-fed cow."
bump !Finally, the world outrage smacks of hypocrisy. Where was the outrage when four American noncombatants were brutally murdered and mutilated in the streets of Iraq? Where was the outrage when an Israeli woman and her carload of children were executed at point-blank rage by Palestinian terrorists? Where is the outrage over the videotaped beheading of 26-year-old Nicholas Berg, an American civilian volunteer, in Iraq?
Where was the outrage when American servicemen were routinely tortured in North Vietnamese prisons? Some Americans rejoiced in the knowledge! During the Korean War, U.S. POWs were spirited of to Russia and used in experiments to determine the ability of the human body to withstand torture. Where was the outrage? Where was justice served then?
Bumping for a later read....I'm days behind!
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