[freedom4me]

Once again the MSM has made much ado about nothing.

[freedom4me]

bttt

[Paladin2]

MSM got it wrong?

Who'a thunk it?

[tje]

btt

[bray]

When you hate the military, your first reaction is outrage. Good Riddence to the Stone Age Press

Pray for W and Our Victorious Troops

[Fiddlstix]

BTTT

[TCats]

Yeah. Wonder how much MSM play this version will get. They've already got their anti war/US spin out in full so they really could care less about the truth coming out later, and in silence.

[tiredoflaundry]

*ping a ling*

[freedom4me]

bttt

[Texas Songwriter]

How do you fight a war these days with the kind of shit the President and DOD has to put up with?

[blu]

OK, wasn't there an episode of "Over There" with the same storyline?

[tgslTakoma]

The MSM got the story wrong.

(yet again)

Imagine that.

[Americanexpat]

Been watching the Spanish version of CNN here in Panama for the past few months. There is very little reporting on the war in Iraq, but this story is being shown almost everyday. Too many people in the world want to believe the worst about our military and the MSM helps them with their biased reporting.

I think this reporter shot himself in the foot as far as ever working with American troops again. Our guys have always distrusted them and once they violate that trust they are done.

[slowhand520]

Thats odd. On Special Report W/ Brit Hume they showed this guy saying on a BBC interview he thought this was done to "antagonize" and "smoke out" members of the Taliban. And now a total 180. He must of gotten the Kevin Sites treatment. A hostile inbox

[Born in a Rage]

One talking head made a great point...he said that if we say it's okay to burn the bodies, then the next thing will be chopping up body parts and etc. Even though the soldiers may have had their reasons for burning the bodies, we don't want to condone it and say it's okay and soldiers can burn as many bodies as they want to - when they want to.

Another talking head I heard mentioned how Americans felt when our soldiers bodies were burned in Somalia. He made a good point with his comparison. Also, dead bodies themselves don't spread disease unless they died from some sort of plauge...

[RobbyS]

Just supporting the troops, as usual.

[FlingWingFlyer]

Are you telling me that the Liberal MSM LIED to me AGAIN!?!?

[Kaslin]

Bump

[Dustbunny]

MSM attempting to make our Military look bad once again. What is their problem?

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

[Burr5]

Much ado about nothing? Well, yeah, if you understand that most of the things warped and anachronistic religions like Islam believe are "nothing". To civilized people this IS nothing. But it has caused another huge P.R. problem for the U.S. at a time we surely don't need one. With our allies in Pakistan and Afghanistan in particular.

Could they not have buried the bodies? No shovels? Could they not have picked them up and carried them a hundred yards or so away? This was a very stupid thing to do in terms of public relations. On the other hand, it would be nice if the Pentagon would stop acting like it really gives a s#@t about the corpse disposal expectations of a couple of Taliban barbarians.

I suggest we tell the world these un-p.c. personell have been re-deployed so they can cause no more offense. Say Pearl Harbor or San Diego.