Ramblings, opinions, and general meanderings from the Deep South

Sunday, October 12, 2008

Our News Media Sucks! It Sucks! Sucks! Sucks!

Here's a great example of how the news media is prejudice and deceitful:



This was the largest re-enlistment ceremony ever held in military history.The ceremony was held on the 4th of July, 2008 at Al Faw Palace, Baghdad, Iraq . General David Petraeus officiated. This amazing story was ignored by the 'mainstream' media. For those who have been in the Al Faw Palace, you'll have a better appreciation of the number of people crammed around the rotunda supporting the re-enlisting soldiers.

American men and women volunteering to stay longer in Iraq, so that when we leave, the new democracy will have a chance of surviving, is the exact opposite of what the media wants you to think about Iraq . If only a bomb had killed 5 civilians in a marketplace - now that's the kind of news the media is eager to tell you about.

A pizzeria in Chicago donated 2000 pizzas that were made and shipped to Baghdad, and were delivered on the 4th. The media did report that 2000 pizzas were sent to Iraq on July 4th... The only part they left out of the report was the event for which the pizzas were sent.

I can't help but wonder...
What would the opinion of Americans be if they weren't getting such obviously biased 'news?'

Pass this on and we will do the work for the Media.


Just think about all the ignorant, uninformed citizens that were not given this information and how they might vote differently if this event had been publicized nationally. I think we need a stable, concerned war veteran that can appreciate the attitude of our awesome women and men in uniform serving this great country. How and why did NBC, CBS, ABC and PBS let this slip by? Betcha' FoxNews did a story on it! Thanks out to EdC for a most relevant eye-opening email.

"Almost all of us long for peace and freedom; but very few of us have much enthusiasm for the thoughts, feelings, and actions that make for peace and freedom."
~Aldous Huxley

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