Whose side are they on?  The enemy's side, that's who.  In fact they are the enemy.   

Great words by Mr. Bozell.

That's why I kept posting about our two soldiers that were castrated, dismembered, had their eyes gouged out, and then were decapitated.  Not to mention, boobytrapped with IED's in the hopes that when our forces came to rescue them, OUR CURAGEOUS FIGHTERS THAT VALUE HUMAN LIFE, would be blown up.

Please, MSM, show me one instance of any U.S. soldier committing any one single act as heinous as this.  Oh, we were taking pictures of prisoners, we were subjecting them to loud music, cold water, and letting dogs bark at them. 

"Al-Qaeda's crimes are a thousand-fold more brutal than anything done by the U.S."  This is why I came on here two weeks ago talking about how my heart was heavy...I simply cannot get the thought of those two U.S. soldiers being tortured in that way out of my mind.  To me, that act alone is enough for our country to go to war, nevermind 9/11.  The day that some group claims responsibility for torturing human beings in that way, is the day that all decent humans should declare that group unfit for this earth, and should take up arms against them.

It's even more sad that after I posted, Balboa come on here and told me that I was being melodramatic.  MELODRAMATIC?!?!?!  Please, please, Balboa, get captured by Al-Qaeda, and keep a hand written journal of your treatment (that is, until they cut your head off), so I can read it and tell you that you're being melodramatic. 

God bless America and every man and woman that defends her.   

Clearly publications like the New York Times (300 front pages on Abu Grabass) think pictures of panties on a terrorist head is a far "sexier" story.

And why not, half the staff probably know New York clubs where guys PAY to have women do that too them.

You'll laugh. You'll cry. You'll talk jive! Just check out  my latest YouTube video Hillary Clinton Talks Jive

Just when I feel that I can't have any more disdain for the MSM it only gets worse. When a few American soldiers make a mistake by humiliating prisoners at Abu Ghraib it's MSM headlines for months. When Al Qaeda systematically tortures their victims it's a yawn. When Al Qaeda kills Americans in Iraq its headline news. When American soldiers kill terrorists in Iraq its back page news. The only consistency I see out of this is that if it makes the war look bad, it's headline news. If it makes the war look like progress is being made, it's not. The dishonesty of the reporting cuts at their credibility. How can I believe anything else they say?

I have one word for the MSM----Quisling.

The founders of this nation were so concerned that the media be free and open that they gave them constitutional protections.  They knew that democracy thrives on the idea that those in the public arena know what their government is doing.  How in the bloody heck did we go from the media being a check on government policy to being a pro-murder and carnage mouthpiece for the most vile, inhumane and vicious people on the planet?  Specifically, our current enemy.  It is nothing short of sick. 

Brings Eason Jordan back into view. Oh, here is a quick link. CNN's Jordan admits guilt and shame.

Just after Jordan's confession appeared in print, I contacted him, and asked him to consider producing a special series of reports on just all that they had learned in Iraq and kept back, and to share it with the public now that they could (per their rules of engagement). OK, so it was a chiffon "We'll see what we can do" promise.

Also, following the 2003 fall of Saddam's regime, a spot or two of news came out regarding rather large store houses of evidence of Saddam's torture of Iraqi's during his 2 decades + rule. Yes, we all probalby saw the one flury of coverage - the video of the bound men being thrown off the roof top onto the concrete below, the cutting out of a tongue, the cutting off of the fingers, whipping, etc., but best I can remember, that was about the end of that, and I do not remember ever again seeing any information about the vast libraries of material which was discovered.

Gee - one would think that our "investigative journalists" - those hard working concerned folks that can dig up almost any kind of dirt on anyone that they don't like - might have come up with a few spots on TV, or a feature investigative story from time to time, "What we've found out about Saddam's torture and abuse - a 2 part CNN special," or perhaps a documentary or two produced by the likes of noted humanitarians like Spike Lee, Oliver Stone, Sean Penn, Michael Moore, Danny Glover, or perhaps Harry Belafonte.

Where is that material  - MSM?

..keep the pressure on..

I hate to come to their defense, but I remember seeing the drawings from that manual in the Washington Post Express free paper that you get on your metro ride.

The Express, like the Examiner, is pretty well read by everyone in DC.

Did MRC include that publication in its research?

Otherwise, I totally agree that the networks are shameless. Couric could have struck gold and then struck out, again.

http://www.msnbc.msn...

Not sure this is on topic....but

NEW YORK - Three people were arrested and one
other was being sought Saturday in connection to a plan to set off
explosives in a fuel line that feeds John F. Kennedy International
Airport and runs through residential neighborhoods, officials close to
the investigation said.

The plot, which never
got past the planning stages, did not involve airplanes or passenger
terminals, according to the two officials, who spoke on condition of
anonymity because details of the arrests had not yet been announced.

Law enforcement officials said the plot may
have involved a former airport worker, as well as a former Guyanese
goverment official, according to WNBC-TV NewsChannel4’s Jonathan
Dienst, who first reported the story.

Details were to be given out at a 1 p.m. news conference.

The pipeline takes
fuel from a facility in Linden, N.J., to the airport. Other lines
service LaGuardia Airport and Newark Liberty International Airport.

The arrests mark the latest in a series of homegrown terrorism plots that targeted high-profile Amerian landmarks.

A year ago, seven men
were arrested in what officials called the early stages of a plot to
blow up the Sears Tower in Chicago and destroy FBI offices and other
buildings. A month later, authorities broke up a plot to bomb
underwater New York City train tunnels to flood lower Manhattan.

And six people were arrested a month ago in a plot to unleash a bloody rampage on Fort Dix in New Jersey.

The Associated Press contributed to this story