[Chickenhawk Warmonger]

Our lamestream media at its worst.

[Proud_USA_Republican]

After such an emotional and heartfelt moment, what did first reporter ask? You guessed it – a question about the federal government’s response to Hurricane Katrina.



#$%%ing parasites!!!!

[Piquaboy]

As a result of our great school system.

[Jeff Head]

The liberal MSM and the likes of Sin-dee Ali-Sheehan (Allah grant her rest), and Michael Benedict Moore, are all in league with the enemy and will not report good news indicating our continued progress against that enemy.

It is as simple as that. They are the Tokyo Roses of our time and desrve the same derision.

[TexasCajun]

Mediacrats

[MNJohnnie]

Just another example of why they are the Dinosaur Media.

[nuconvert]

We know why the media ignored Pres. Talabani.............

" “We salute you, we are grateful to you. We will never forget what you have done for our people.”"
"President Talabani issued a warning to the terrorists in Iraq that freedom would win, not the terrorists"

There's the problem............

[wildcatf4f3]

we freepers are the free press in america

[Paradox]

Thanks Robin! Great piece!

[Edgerunner]

I could use more examples of the MSM ignoring stories...I'm sure there are plenty!

[R. Scott]

“If it bleeds, it leads”
If it make the USA look bad “STOP THE PRESSES!!”

[Stultis]

The defining moment of President Talabani’s statement was when he turned to face President Bush and said “We salute you, we are grateful to you. We will never forget what you have done for our people.” The Iraqi President’s voice and expression conveyed the gratitude more so than his words. It was a “10” on the chill bump rating scale and the pride-meter.

Iraqi President Jalal Talabani (L) salutes U.S. President George W. Bush as he thanks him during a news conference in the East Room of the White House in Washington September 13, 2005. Talabani said on Tuesday that Iraq will not set a timetable for a withdrawal of U.S. troops, backing away from his published remarks that the United States could withdraw as many as 50,000 troops by the end of the year. REUTERS/Molly Riley

[sport]

If it will not either embarrish or damage President Bush pilotically, the main stream media will not report it.

[Just A Nobody]

"In the name of Iraqi people, I say to you, Mr. President, and to the glorious American people, thank you, thank you. Thank you, because you liberated us from the worst kind of dictatorship. Our people suffered too much from this worst kind of dictatorship."

"We agree with Mr. President Bush that democracy is the solution to the problems of the Middle East. Mr. President, you are a visionary, great statesman. We salute you. We are grateful to you. We will never forget what you have done for our people."

"The so-called jihadists want to impose oppression and dictatorship and worst kind of society on our people. For that they are not only -- so they are not only the enemy of Iraq, but they are the enemy of humanity, the enemy of real Islam, and the enemy of all Middle East peoples. Together with our American friends and partners, we will defeat them."

I encourage all to read the transcript of this incredible, historic presser. It is the only way to get the full impact of the event.

[BuglerTex]

Thirty years ago, I was in Bahrain for over a year. During that time, the Shah if Iran abdicated. When we got home, I was shocked at the obvious slant and Madison Avenue approach of the American media, and the hostages in Iran were taken. Ted Koppell and all. It was disgusting. Then there was Ronald Reagan. Hope. Now Nope. It is not Bush, it is the media. There is now no escape for them for this blatant hypocrisy. See the NPR selective editing of just one paragraph of dozens in a message from a Doctor at New Orleans airport. It is the equivalent of libel or plagiarism by omission and it is absolutely criminal. They have no shame. Journalists should be held to a professional code. As an engineer, if I committed an act that nefarious, I would be skinned alive.

[Valin]

After such an emotional and heartfelt moment, what did first reporter ask? You guessed it – a question about the federal government’s response to Hurricane Katrina. She completely brushed aside the thanks and gratitude that President Talabani had offered to the United States, our President and our military.

The problem with the MSM summed up in three sentences!

[TBP]

Bump.

[BushisTheMan]

I hope one day soon to see the death of the OLD MEDIA in America. Maybe then Americans will return to loving and respecting their country, their President, and the troops who fight and die for this country's freedom.

Until the OLD MEDIA dies, it won't happen.

Don't buy their newspapers.
Don't watch their news programs.
Don't help them destroy America.

[68-69TonkinGulfYachtClub]

WAKEUP AMERICA!

Anyone who thinks Hanoi Kerry and Hanoi Jane
aren't behind
Baghdad Cindy and Baghdad Moore
and the anti war crowd
needs to get a clue.
Remember the slaughter and torture of the people of Viet Nam by the communists
while Hanoi Kerry and Hanoi Jane cheered their commie buddies!


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[foofoopowder]

It was covered live on Fox. The Iraq Preident said "thank you, thank you, than you" to America. He said we are America's ally, and Bush said he was proud to have such a brave man as a friend.

[PGalt]

Outstanding post. (Gotta check out your work.) Thanks.