Posted on 09/10/2005 10:24:48 AM PDT by rcocean
The Cable News Network (CNN), fresh from a legal triumph allowing it to televise the recovery of dead flood victims, today asked a federal judge to allow it to dig up and videotape any bodies buried in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.
"While we were petitioning the court to cover the recovery of corpses, some victims were hastily buried," said an unnamed CNN spokesman. "Our viewers have a right to see the decaying flesh of each and every citizen who perished from lack of federal government assistance
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I was in shock until I read the link and then I laughed. I guess that's why its parody.
I wouldn't be suprized if CNN actually did that.
Rush is right. He's fond of saying that good humor is based on truth. This is not far from what the vultures in the media might do ...
This is a good piece. So good that it could have borne the label of IowaHawk. And that is high praise indeed.
Congressman Billybob
And said triumph naturally, and once again, was at the hands of a Klintoon stooge, oops Federal Judge, the 'honorable' Keith Ellison.
Nominated by William J. Clinton on January 26, 1999, to a seat vacated by Norman W. Black; Confirmed by the Senate on June 30, 1999, and received commission on July 7, 1999.
It's a sad sign about the state of the world that I constantly need to read the source lines to figure out what's satire or not..
The media is being permitted to accompany those who are searching for the victems, but another group is following to actually collect the dead. I'm sure those sick CNN "journalists" are carrying hand calculators trying desperately to keep count of the dead as marked by the crews, but they will not be permitted anywhere close to the collection crews.
I'm sure they will show their usual respect for the dead. They may want to bring a few bodies of their own for the sake of accuracy.
After what they did to film the recovery of bodies, I really thought true.
Sad when you can't put even that past them.
Becki
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