Some US troops question Woodruff coverage

UPI Pentagon Correspondent ^ | January 31, 2006 | By PAMELA HESS

[bboop]

The good thing is -- the MSM gets a little Reality Check.

[OB1kNOb]

The Posting Police accept no excuses !! LOL!!

[rabidralph]

n the midst of a two-month reporting trip in Iraq in 2005, I stopped at the Balad emergency hospital, toured it for an hour and interviewed a dozen doctors and nurses. I couldn't find a news hook to write about it, so I didn't.

So, the "little people" who use the services of these medical personnel is not newsworthy?

[johnny7]

LOL!

Shades of 'Shakiest Gun in the West'

[FormerACLUmember]

January 30, 2006
Insurgents Regret ABC News Friendly-Fire Incident
by Scott Ott

(2006-01-30) — Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, leader of al Qaeda in Iraq, today expressed his regrets to ABC News for the injuries sustained by anchor Bob Woodruff and a vdeographer in what Mr. Zarqawi called, “this tragic incident of friendly fire.”

“The American news media has always treated us well,” the al Qaeda leader said in a printed statement. “We were trying to kill U.S. and Iraqi soldiers when this unfortunate accident occurred. We pray to Allah for the swift recovery of the injured, and hope they can be back on the job soon.”

A spokesman for ABC News said a preliminary investigation showed that the improvised explosive device (IED) which wounded Mr. Woodruff and his colleague Doug Vogt, was triggered by “an imperialist occupation of Iraq after the U.S. overthrew the nation’s duly-elected president, yet failed to find weapons of mass destruction.”

[Wicket]

Yes, and they were so supportive of the war before Woodruff was hurt. - sarc alert -