U.S. involvment with iranian attacks?

#11 10-25-2007, 09:56 PM

Cnn is corrupt, but faux news corruption and propaganda is bladent. Anyone can see through their bullshit ... with the exception of bushies ...

#12 10-26-2007, 10:38 AM

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Originally Posted by GrowRebel

Cnn is corrupt, but faux news corruption and propaganda is bladent. Anyone can see through their bullshit ... with the exception of bushies ...

Exactly. They are all controlled by corporate moguls. Corporations do better when right wing politicians are in charge. The amount of income realized by wealthy people under the Bush regime is staggering, while the middle class is falling further and further behind. There are a couple of "news" shows that tell it more like it is, Lou Dobbs (CNN) and Kieth Olberman (KNBC) Although I've noticed Dobbs aligning with the republikans on Immigration, the only thing I agree with them on, the Illegals must go.

#13 10-26-2007, 02:34 PM

Right ... Fox News is really biased.

How many casualties did we take in Iraq last week? Can any of you anti Fox News people tell us?

Vi

#14 10-26-2007, 02:44 PM

Not seen or heard on the Main Stream Media:

WASHINGTON, Oct. 24, 2007 – The U.S. troop surge in Iraq continues to have positive effects, as violence and casualties are decreasing in many areas of the country, the Joint Staff’s director for operational planning said today.

Army Maj. Gen. Richard Sherlock, Joint Staff director for operational planning, conducts a news conference at the Pentagon, Oct. 24, 2007. Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Molly A. Burgess, USN
(Click photo for screen-resolution image);high-resolution image available.In and around Baghdad, terrorist operations are down by 59 percent; operations targeting Iraqi forces are down more than 60 percent; car bombs are down by 65 percent; fatalities due to car bombs are down by 81 percent; casualties due to enemy attacks are down by 77 percent; and the violence during this last Ramadan period was the lowest in three years, Army Maj. Gen. Richard Sherlock told Pentagon reporters.

Also, last week in Anbar province, the coalition had no casualties, which is an important milestone, the general noted.

“Overall casualties in Iraq have continued to decrease, even though coalition forces have conducted a variety of operations throughout the country,” Sherlock said. “While this is indeed encouraging, al Qaeda in Iraq, other extremist groups and criminal elements in Iraq continue to be major threats.”

Extremist groups are still very capable of staging spectacular attacks, so the coalition must remain committed to the fight, Sherlock said. He noted that the continuing rise of concerned local citizens’ groups and improvements in Iraqi security forces is encouraging.

Sherlock said the United States still is working with the governments of Turkey and Iraq on a diplomatic solution to the problem with rebels in northern Iraq. The issue is important to several countries in the region, so the U.S. officials are working with all parties involved to come up with an acceptable solution, he said.

“We are committed to security in that region,” he said. “We believe this is an issue between Turkey and Iraq. We are working with both countries, as Turkey is a valued ally for a number of years and Iraq is an ally in the war on terror.”

#15 10-26-2007, 02:48 PM

Who recieved the Medal of Honor last week? Can any of you non-Fox News watchers tell us?

FOXNews.com - Bush Awards Medal of Honor Posthumously to Navy SEAL - Politics | Republican Party | Democratic Party | Political Spectrum

#16 10-26-2007, 02:53 PM

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Originally Posted by ViRedd

Right ... Fox News is really biased.

How many casualties did we take in Iraq last week? Can any of you anti Fox News people tell us?

Vi

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#17 10-26-2007, 03:42 PM

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Originally Posted by SEganja

Why is wikipedia using estimates from the CIA factbook?
I got a better question, if wiki is using it does that mean they are the only people estimating the KURDISH population?
Why is the CIA estimating the population of a people who want to form their own state that would take parts of turkey, iran, and iraq?

here's a link Kurdish people - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Wikipedia is user driven. This means you or I can write an article. So really Wikipedia itself is not using the CIA fact book

, but certainly be wary of who is writing the article.

#18 10-26-2007, 04:28 PM

Faux News is nothing more than a propaganda tool for the illegitimate bush regime ... it's no secret ... they are beneath contempt.

Reporters Blow Whistle on FOX News
Reporters Steve Wilson and Jane Akre were first asked by FOX News and later bribed, to downplay a story they had on a cancer-causing growth hormone called Posilac. The reporters decided to blow the whistle on FOX News and filed a law suit. After the ordeal was over, it was discovered in the appeals court that it's actually not against the law to falsify the "News."

Of course you didn't see the video that exposes faux news lies I posted.

Fox Seen Biased Against Ron Paul
Fox News’ slogan, “We report, you decide,” was not acted upon last night at the GOP Republican debates that the Fox network televised and moderated. Among other alternative news sites and blogs, FMNN has been for months cataloguing the ways that mainstream news has responded to the classical liberal (free-market conservative) candidacy of Ron Paul (R-Tex), and last night’s showing once again revealed the bias against Ron Paul and his ideas.

Fox News Changes Wikipedia To Smear Rivals; Comprehensive List of Changes

Fox News Censors Straw Poll Results
Notice that positions four and five were completely skipped. While it's a commonly-held opinion that Fox News seems to avoid mentioning Ron Paul, I've never seen an example of such blatant censorship from them before. In case you were wondering, they weren't mentioned in the audio of the show, either.

Tons of info on faux lies at this site ... it will give you the scoop on all of faux news lies.

So like I said Fauxnews propaganda is blatant ... only a BUSHIE thinks otherwise.