Gee CNN and PMSNBC and CBS and ABC lied about our economy too.
It's a paycheck.
Socialist gov't lies....say it isn't so.
Shocking I tell ya...shocking.
/sarc
Socialists would never lie would they?
Well think about how bad PBS is here, and think how bad public television must be once an openly socialist government runs it. Can you blame them?
Geeze. Nobody gets this worked up when politicians in this country get elected. Lying is assumed.
A socialist lied...that is a characteristic of a socialist.. Why are eople surprised?
I tried to find a translation of the prime minister's blog yesterday, but no luck.
(They've fixed it now).
<sarc> After all, they won the election so it must have been worth it.</sarc>
Updated news of Monday night's Budapest rioting
By: CaboodleNews
2006-09-19 12:21:00
As the areas in front of parliament and the state television offices return to normal after last night's unrest, fresh details of the rioting are emerging. This page will be updated throughout the day.
The damage caused to television headquarters is estimated to be in the tens of millions of forints (over 100,000). More than 50 people, including several police officers, were hospitalized. A total of 102 police officers were injured, two of them seriously, and one is in critical condition. More than 150 people were injured in total.
The headquarters of Hungarian television have been evacuated. Only employees summoned by their employers can enter the building.
Eight rioters had been taken into custody by 10 a.m. Tuesday morning. The police did not wish to say if there were any familiar faces, or known "football hooligans," among them.
Rioters knocked the five-pointed star off the Soviet memorial on Szabadság tér and replaced it with a Hungarian flag during the rioting.
Political scientist Gábor Török and two leading politicians were trapped in the MTV building during the riot. Török said that he, Ferenc Juhász, assistant leader of the governing Socialist Party, and Tibor Navrasics, head of the parliamentary faction of opposition leader Fidesz, did not receive any assistance from the police. Senior state television staff showed them to a room where they could hide with the lights turned off to prevent rioters from finding them. They later called the police and were told they would have to make their own way out . "Ferenc Juhász, Tibor Navrasics and I escaped the building. Two of Hungary's leading politicians made their way through the rioters without any security, and anything could have happened to them. I think what happened last night is unbelievable," Török said.
Rioters are reported to be planning another protest rally today on Margit Bridge.
President László Sólyom called Justice Minister József Petrétei and leading police officers to his office on Tuesday. He will gather information about the current situation then decide on the action to be taken.
Justice Minister József Petrétei offered to resign on Tuesday morning. Prime Minister Ferenc Gyurcsány did not accept.
http://www.caboodle.hu/nc/news/news_archive/single_page/article/11/updated_news/
Sounds like a back-gou-lash. Yeah, okay, sorry.