Posted on 07/28/2006 11:26:26 PM PDT by BurbankKarl
Israeli soldiers rest at an artillery position in northern Israel, next to the Lebanese border, Friday July 28, 2006.
Updates
IDF soldier seriously injured in Bint Jbeil (09:14 , 07.29.06)
IDF hits over 60 Hizbullah targets (09:11 , 07.29.06)
Solana confident UN will push for international force in Southern Lebanon (08:28 , 07.29.06)
Annan plans meeting for potential contributors to international force for Lebanon (07:58 , 07.29.06)
Japan ground troops to mark official end to Iraq mission (07:23 , 07.29.06)
Bint Jbeil battle: 6 Soldiers lightly to moderately injured (05:28 , 07.29.06)
Moscow pushes Iran to respond to incentives deal (05:10 , 07.29.06)
Canada winding down Lebanon evacuation (05:08 , 07.29.06)
Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades group says killed Yakir settler (05:06 , 07.29.06)
Bush apologizes to Blair over failure to declare planes carried missiles for Israel (05:02 , 07.29.06)
IAF strikes 60 targets in Lebanon (04:58 , 07.29.06)
1 dead, 5 hurt in Seattle Jewish center shooting
Lebanese workers unload a vehicle of the International Committee of the Red Cross at the port in Beirut. US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice arrived in Israel in a new bid to end the 18-day-old Lebanon conflict, as Israel launched a deadly new wave of strikes after flatly rejecting a UN plea for a truce to allow in humanitarian aid.(AFP/Oussama Ayoub)
I wish they'd go to her now for Live updates. Lately during the overnight they go to their reporter in Jerusalem.
A Lebanese man stands next to a poster with a sketch of United States Secretary of State Condoleezza RIce caricatured with devils horns and tail on the wall of a park being used by people displaced by the fighting in Beirut, Lebanon, Saturday, July 29, 2006. Hezbollah's leader Sheik Hassan Nasrallah on Saturday threatened more rocket attacks on cities in central Israel. He gave the Lebanese government qualified support to negotiate a peace deal, but suggested tentative Hezbollah promises to disarm would be off if conditions aren't met. (AP Photo/Kevin Frayer)
bookmark....bedtime....yawn......
I don't see it on now. But will tell you I spent years while in school listening to liberal teachers and countering them right back every day and could care less what grades they gave me.
While in elementry school in 50s on I watched the news then when CNN was the cable news I watched that also and PBS knowing they were far left and spin masters.
I paid my dues, watching that propaganda.
At the end of the special they showed footage of the downed helicopter in Mogadishu..and how Clinton order the troops out of Somalia...then footage of Osama Bin Ladin saying that the USA doesn't stay and fight...
THEN, at the last, footage of President Bush swearing that we will not cut and run in Iraq....
I don't doubt you...and anything you know.
I certainly am not trying to argue with you...just reporting what I saw tonight...and sadly, admitting that I didn't know about all of this...because I didn't pay attention.
But, I don't want to make any more trouble tonight..LOL
Therefore, I will head to bed...goodnight, SoCalPol.
CYA tomorrow.
Cya tomorrow
Did you sign up today...just to post that screed?
Unloading more Terrorist Transportation, I see...
Fox was just live talking about a new and LARGE Incursion..
The Drive on TYRE, perhaps?
Could all of this talk about "limited" response have been a smokescreen?
HEY!
Everyone wake up!
lol
I'm here
;-)
I had the same reaction when I went to Ground Zero in '03.
I felt such anger whelm up it almost frightened me.
My thought was how dare they!!
Than tears and prayers.
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