[isthisnickcool]

And on the same day all those people are still dead in New York. And their family and children weep.

[Toidylop]

Oooooooppppsssss!!! We're sooooOOOOO sorry.

[rickmoe]

typical AP "reporting". heavily anti-american and in favor of our enemies.

[Bill Rice]

"... warehouses used to store humanitarian supplies were damaged and stocks of rice, beans, blankets and oil were on fire."

If they are poisoning stuff to blame it on us, look for more of this activity.

Go, George, go!

[Lancey Howard]

I remember an old Columbo episode where the killer hid the body and managed to trick Columbo into believing the body was beneath a newly poured foundation for a building. Columbo then went through the whole excercise of having the city order the foundation dug up (at considerable expense). Alas, no body was found. Meanwhile, the killer had hidden the body in the trunk of his car. A short time later, when the foundation was about to be poured again, the killer slipped onto the site in the middle of the night to, this time, really bury the body at the base of the foundation knowing full well that Columbo could never have the foundation excavated a second time after being so badly humiliated the first time.

"U.S. jets struck Kabul on the Muslim sabbath Friday, rocking the city with huge explosions and blasting a Red Cross compound for a second time this month"

Yep. That's the ticket. What better place to hide than someplace that's already been bombed, especially a "Red Cross" facility?

[Diogenesis]

This BS will be lapped up by the US media, but there is NO comparison.

[AF68]

Clinton bombed the Orthodox Christian Serbs on their Easter Sunday. Bombing on the Islamic "sabbath" Friday? Oh, the horror!

[vbmoneyspender]

It seems that Ms. Gannon was especially busy yesterday in Afghanistan:

First she was in Kabul - "After another night of sometimes intense bombing, three huge detonations shook Kabul at midday, raising clouds of smoke from the direction of the airport and the Khair Khana district to the north. It was unclear where the third explosion occurred."

Then she was on the front lines to the north of Kabul - "Despite five days of U.S. bombardment, the Taliban appeared to have remained in their positions that threaten the opposition-held Bagram airport. That prevents the opposition from using the airfield as a supply hub for bolstering their forces in case they try to move on Kabul."

Then she moved across the lines separating the Taliban and the Northern Alliance and had time for a chat with a Northern Alliance spokesman: "During an interview with The Associated Press in opposition-controlled Dashtak, the anti-Taliban movement's main spokesman complained that American front line attacks - usually carried out by only one or two planes - were too weak to dislodge the Taliban."

Yes, overall I would say yesterday was a very busy day for Ms. Gannon.

[Eric in the Ozarks]

Friday is double stamp day in Kabul.