[smith288]

If America was to fail in Iraq, the whole world would be in some serious $hit. Blair knows this.

Those who dont understand this deserve the outcome if we ever were to fail (hopefully never)

[Cannoneer No. 4]

INFORMATION WARFARE: Winning the Media Battle

Good post. You're an INFOWARRIOR too.

[Cannoneer No. 4]

ping

[Grampa Dave]

This is an excellent article and thanks for posting it.

[OrioleFan]

bump for later read

[joesnuffy]

How many Americans guarding Iraqis were hit, threatened, assaulted with makeshift weapons, spat upon and had human refuse, urine and other bodily secretions thrown and or sprayed on them... not to mention..attempted escapes..assaults on guards...assaults on fellow prisoners...

What little retaliation the guards dished out ...was used purely for propaganda purposes...
While the prisoners behaviors against our people...was as per usual ignored by the media elites ,anti war morons...and those without the stomach to do the worst kind of work in this war...

imo

[secretagent]

Comprehensive and fair minded.

Thanks for bringing it to our attention.

[First_Salute]

As Kate O'Beirne only half jokingly put it a couple of years ago, "You've got to remember, most journalists spent their high school years being stuffed into lockers by the kind of males who are running our military. Now they're determined to get even."

[beckett]

The piece brings to mind the case of Alyssa Rubin, a staffer for the LA Times, who wrote that Amb. Bremer skulked out of Baghdad without giving a farewell speech because he was "afraid to look in the eye the people he had ruled for over a year."

Of course she was totally wrong. Bremer had given a farewell speech and he never had a problem looking any Iraqi in the eye, since he was widely admired by them.

Big media incompetence and bias has been astoundingly bad in Iraq. There is quite simply no reason to trust a single word they write.