Posted on 11/04/2004 8:57:47 AM PST by TexKat
Four Arab-language news outlets have left Fallujah, U.S. Central Command announced late Wednesday.
Quds news wire service reported the exodus this week. According to Central Command, Quds reported that Al-Arabiya, Middle East Broadcasting Co., Lebanese Broadcasting Co. and Al-Iraqiyah television were forced from Fallujah by insurgents "because they were accused of providing biased coverage to coalition forces by refusing to air insurgent stock footage of alleged civilian casualties."
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Uh oh......this is it.
Here come the DAISY CUTTERS, WHOOOOMMMMM
Gee, they might as well pull out. They can't campaign for Kerry any longer.
perhaps also the arab media don't want to be human sheilds when the used-food impacts the fan?
The Shi'ite is going to hit the fan! Allahu Fubar!
Could we get the MSM to pull out of America??
Is this a coincidence or would this have anything to do with Arafat's death?
Like rats heading for higher ground.
Rats always know when to flee a bad scene.
The good news just keeps on coming!
scattering like cockroaches!!!
More than likely, the bombs and arty ran them out.
.........Aha,.......WMD Found at last?
Good call media. I wouldn't want to be there either.
Looks like the balloon is up.
Incoming
Yeah, really!
All civilians are advised to leave the area...
Heavy fighting is expected wi/ the hr.
Or is that heavy bombing.
bwahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
MV
I am impressed that those broadcasters didn't air the footage. They must have had severe doubts as to the legitimacy of the footage, in order not to air the tapes.
Of course, the whole story could be bunk.
Perhaps a change in the wind has been detected?
Could this week get any better? (Maybe Michael Moore will move to France.)
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