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To: Buckeye Battle Cry

Leaning over a wall? So was the insurgent still capable of resisting or not. Perhaps he was armed.

Anyway, I have finally made up my mind that the negatives of having reporters there outweigh the positives. Many of these reporters sympathise with the enemy anyway, so why take them along?


29 posted on 11/14/2004 6:33:58 PM PST by Trippin
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To: Trippin
What Iraqi???

We have a guy pictured standing over a wall taking a shot, and then saying "he's gone".

Hardly enough there to go on. And this from that bastion of Journalist Excellence that brought you this breaking story!

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Calling Dan RaThEr????
82 posted on 11/14/2004 6:41:36 PM PST by macsmind76 (Macsmind.com - Conservative Commentary and Common Sense)
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To: Trippin

They should be on the field ONLY if under the WWII orders--they wore the uniform and took orders like other soldiers and had rules of reporting. Sure, they could report wrongs, but not jump to conclusions the nannosecond something appeared to them to be wrong(wrong in their sight).

Especially here in Iraq--seems they the MSM want to keep the clerics stirred up because the MSM is on their side and want us out of there.

vaudine


202 posted on 11/14/2004 7:10:35 PM PST by vaudine
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