[Darkwolf377]

said how "boorish" and "coarse" Wood was at his press conference this week when he called his captors "a---holes".

This will go into my personal collection of classic post-9-11 quotes: They attack a former hostage for being "boorish" for calling terrorists who intended to kill him "a--holes".

I mean...come ON.

[Question Liberal Authority]

It's amazing how the Left is always searching for "victims". Yet an actual, real live victim stares them right in the face and they degrade the man.

[PogySailor]

Said Jaspan: "I was, I have to say, shocked by Douglas Wood's use of the a---hole word, if I can put it like that, which I just thought was coarse and very ill-thought through and I think demeans the man and is one of the reasons why people are slightly sceptical of his motives and everything else.

"The issue really is largely, speaking as I understand it, he was treated well there. He says he was fed every day, and as such to turn around and use that kind of language I think is just insensitive." The ingrate.

Wow. Every time I think I've heard the most asinine comment ever from some whacked out moonbat, another comes along and tops it.

[Bahbah]

an example of the astonishing blindness of the Left, so enraged by anti-Americanism that it can barely distinguish morally between terrorists and their "boorish" victims.

The blindfold the left is wearing, unlike Mr. Wood's, do not come off. God bless the dear man.

[mountn man]

Amazing. People like this a--hole, think that the way this hostage was treated was fine, and that he shouldn't be bitter. And yet they'll rally behind Dickwad Durbin, and his treasonous statements, and accuse the US of violating the most basic human rights.

AMAZING. Simply Amazing.

[bad company]

Bump.

[Kozak]

Jaspan is editor-in-chief of The Age, Australia's most Left-wing daily newspaper, and on ABC radio on Wednesday said how "boorish" and "coarse" Wood was at his press conference this week when he called his captors "a---holes".

I hereby nominate Jaspan for the Adam Clymer Journalism Award for 2005.