Posted on 04/08/2003 9:03:27 PM PDT by An.American.Expatriate
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Mhking's live cam links
Live Video/Audio Feeds: (If you can't reach a feed by clicking on it, make sure to try copying the address, and pasting it in the appropriate browser -- WMV=Windows Media Player; Real=Real Player/RealOne; MP3=WinAmp/Audion/other streaming MP3 player; QT=QuickTime) FR: Final Update: Streaming Video/Audio Links (Includes info & HTML/Javascript code on how to create your own multi-feeds page)
"Mother Of All War Websites" (Additional links to live audio/video feeds)
VirtualTuner.com - Showdown in Iraq
WWI-TV Portal (WorldWide Internet-TV Portal Site)
Abu Dhabi TV (Real - Arabic)
BBC/Baghdad Cam(Real)
BBC News 24 (Real - 56)
BBC News 24 (Real - BB)
CablePulse 24 - Toronto (WMV)
CBS/Baghdad Cam (Real)
CBC RadioOne - Toronto (QT)
CN8 Philadelphia (Real)
CNN+ (Spain) (WMV)
CNN Baghdad Cam (WMV)
CNN Radio (WMV)
CNN via KGW/Portland (Real - mostly down)
DW-TV Berlin (Real - German/English)
IraqiTV (Real)
IraqiTV (WMV - #1)
IraqiTV (WMV - #2)
IraqiTV (WMV - #3)
ITN News Channel - London (Real - Audio Only)
MSNBC/NBC (WMV/Feeds page)
MSNBC (WMV - Audio Only - Headlines & Breaking News)
MSNBC Bagdad Cam (WMV)
N-TV Berlin (Real - In German Where Available)
NTV Baghdad Cam (Real)
NWCN, Seattle/Portland (Real)
Reuters Feedroom (Real - Raw Video Feeds)
Sky News (56K - WMV/Copy/Paste)
Sky News (BB - WMV/Copy-Paste)
SNN6 Sarasota, FL (Real)
WSVN-TV/DT Miami (WMV - Fox Affiliate)
Good Morning.
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Special thanks to Null and Void for keeping these threads running on the weekends, Mo1 for the screamer, the AdminMods for their tolerance, mhking for the video links, Ragtime Cowgirl for her Exclusive Live Transcription Service, Fledermaus for his 15 minutes of fame, and, of course, Belly Girl...
I got sniffly about it...again.
But as I left home to come back to the office after lunch, our next-door neighbor gave me the thumbs-up and was grinning ear to ear about Baghdad falling & Saddam coming down :-))
U.S. Army soldiers are welcomed by residents of Baghdad Wednesday, April 9, 2003. The soldiers from the A Company 3rd Battalion, 7th Infantry Regiment took over a section of northern Baghdad with a warm welcome from many residents, but under sporadic rocket and small arms fire from irregular Iraqi forces. (AP Photo/John Moore)
A portrait of Saddam Hussein (news - web sites) still hangs on the burning Ministry of Transport and Communication building in Baghdad Wednesday, April 9, 2003. Thousands went on a looting rampage as U.S. troops moved into the Iraqi capital. (AP Photo/Jerome Delay)
Col. David Hunt alert...Fox News!
Crap! I won't be home for an hour & a half--no cable at work (insert swear words here).
Let me know what he's saying. All I've got on is Sky News via broadband.
LOL! Hang in there:-)
It's very informal, and uniterrupted--especially interesting when Greg and Rick patch in and compare notes. Love the air time that they give to the troops in the A/O. Brian Wilson's segment is good too. Always love hearing from Col Hunt (and his colleagues), BUT--I can't keep staying up this late! LOL
I listened to Clark a few nights ago when Walt got to the airport and reported live on CNN. Actually he was quite happy with the progress of the troops at that point (God, I just hate to admit that since I hate CNN). I think it has hit him and he actually started to analyze in a more neutral to favourable way for the military.
On a side line have any of you read the threads on the nuclear site in Iraq? If you haven't - read them. Sorry I don't have a link handy. I am thoroughly stunned that the inspetors inspected the above ground site but apparently did not inspect underground!
Here's the quote form the article:
Last fall, they say, the Central Intelligence Agency prodded international inspectors to probe Al-Tuwaitha for weapons of mass destruction. The inspectors came away with nothing.
"They went through that site multiple times, but did they go underground? I never heard anything about that," said physicist David Albright, a former IAEA Action Team inspector in Iraq from 1992 to 1997. Officials at the IAEA could not be reached for comment.
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