[EQAndyBuzz]

I have been watching this day in and day out since it all started. Shep is a bit to the left, but I like it that way. It gives balance. At least there is balance at Fox.

I had on CNN for all of 5 minutes. Had to turn it off. It was basically an advertisement for joining the Hezzies.

[gondramB]

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I had on CNN for all of 5 minutes. Had to turn it off. It was basically an advertisement for joining the Hezzies.
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I think it would be fair to say a lot of outlets are presenting it that way and lots of young people may be viewing it this way.

Israel had no choice with 18,000 rockets across the border and increasing numbers fired at their cities....

But operations like this are recruiting tools for decades.

[twigs]

I don't mind as much that Shep may tend to the left. I can't stand his lack of presence, his inane questions... the other day when he was with Jennifer Griffin who was doing a dazzling job, he interrupted her report to correct the way she pronounced something. I would have thrown something at him. I guess it's a good thing I'm not in front of the camera.

[sandbar]

>>>I had on CNN for all of 5 minutes. Had to turn it off. It was basically an advertisement for joining the Hezzies. >>>

I was actually quite surprised the other night on Anderson Cooper when a British reporter was on there saying how Isreal was targeting civilian houses, infrastructures, etc...

Then the reporter said "Of course you have to understand that Hezbollah, much like the insurgents in Iraq, hide agents and weapons in the houses and I've seen the Isreali bombs hit ONE truck or ONE house and leave everything else standing. So it's not intentional if they hit the wrong target, they seem to be trying to ONLY target the homes that are hiding weapons."

Wow.