[keysguy]

The phone chicks at CBS gotta have some sore ears from last night.

[gilliam]

CBS to Air U.S. Soldier's Video Diary of Iraq Abuse
http://news.myway.com/top/article/id/402079|top|05-11-2004::20:25|reuters.html

[Diogenesis]

AMERICANS BEHEADED BY ISLAMIC SUBHUMANS<
AFTER PRODDING AND ENCOURAGEMENT BY CBS AND the RATHER-CASTRO.

THIS LATEST BEHEADING WAS DIRECTLY DUE TO SCHEMING DAN RATHER AND PROTERRORIST CBS.

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AMERICANS HANGING ON A BRIDGE IN FALLUJA BY ISLAMIC SUBHUMANS

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TORTURE OF AMERICANS BY ISLAMIC SUBHUMANS

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The murders were encouraged by the American media's and their sponsors' fixation and ETERNAL LOVE for terrorists.

[sarasota]

You need a "graphic warning" on this post.

[elbucko]

"Reporters and newspapermen are all spies and should be shot before sundown".......................Gen. W.T. Sherman

Dan Rather should be "forced to resign".

[aShepard]

These were my exact thoughts as soon as this humility surfaced.

I fully believe in the freedom of the press, but CBS should certainly given a heads-up to the President and his administration that they were about to expose this garbage.

Even Johnny Cockroach gets a heads-up by the LA prosecutors on everything they had on OJ.

This treatment of this administration should not stand.

[rudypoot]

If you believe:
US is to blame for 9/11.
Rumsfeld is to blame for prisoner abuse.

Then:
CBS is to blame for the killing of Nick Berg.

It's not the fault of the people that actually did it, right?

[Piedmont Rebel]

No doubt, CBS's constant harping about Abu Ghraib shows how anti-american the press really is. But to be fair, those subhuman pukes would've done this anyway. Remember Danny Pearl?

I REALLY, REALLY hope we get Zarquawi alive.

[Republican Red]

Call MSNBC: Jeremy Gaines VP, Media Relations

MSNBC: Nick Berg "Paid With His Life" For Prisoner Abuse

201-583-5362

Call CBS Newsroom (more fun from last night):

Airing more Iraqi abuse stories tonight and refuses to play Berg video

212-975-3691

[Paloma_55]

Its a new kind of war

In the old days, wars were fought with tanks, planes, soldiers fighting eye-to-eye to take land and win the war.

Media was used as a mechanism to undermine the determination of the enemy... that has not changed.
What has changed is clear when one looks at the outcome of the Vietnam War. A country with un-stoppable capacity to fight a traditional war, quit in the face of overwhelming opposition.. from within.
How did the enemy undermine their determination?
The fight did not take place in Hanoi. It did not take place in Saigon. It took place in Ohio. It took place in San Francisco. It took place all over America as the pictures of coffins were run on the evening news.
While every American coffin had 10 Vietnamese graves to match it.. while every American TV had Americans crying about our losses as the Vietnamese were cheering in spite of their burning villages and bombed out cities... we lost.

While Al Qaida is heartless, they do have a brain. They know what weapons will win this war. It is the TV. The daily Newspaper. The Internet.

When we finally surrender... when we succumb to our fears and kneel down before Al Qaida, they will do to us what they have done to Nick Berg... they will cut our heads off.

[Steven W.]

showing those pictures was a VIOLATION OF THE GENEVA CONVENTIONS

Of course if they hadn't shown the photos there would have been nothing to the story because the only thing the Gov. had not yet disclosed, fully, were the photos, themselves, as having been held in obeyance pending the previously scheduled trials & court martials.

[narby]

You're way to nice for me.

[Republicus2001]

Will Rather and CBS apologize at a large press conference today?

[MarkL]

CBS is just trying to uphold their long, proud history of destroying the moral of the US soldier, and of trying to turn public opinion against the war, and more importantly, to paint our service men and women as a bunch of evil cads... Next up, I'm waiting for them to label them "baby-killers."

The only war that CBS (and all the other "alphabets") approves of is one that we're losing.

Mark

[cwb]

What pisses me off the most about the American media is that they intentionally hide and minimize Muslim violence because, in their own words, they don't want to tar an entire community and provoke anger against them. Yet, they have no such concern for the American people, as they not only post these pictures...they make it a headline story for weeks on end.

And contrary to their concern for tarring the entire Muslim community by exposing their atrocities, they practically intimate that such atrocities committed by our people are more widespread then believed. The disgusting fact is, that unlike the few soldiers who committed these acts, there is more widespread Muslim hatred and anger that the media refuses to acknowledge.

[lilylangtree]

I read yesterday on a FR posting that Berg died about a week before the prison photos were released. Did anyone else read that too?

[GrandEagle]

It is unlikely in my mind that the animals that beheaded my fellow countryman were prodded to do so by the prison abuse stuff. They just jumped on the bandwagon. They have never needed such a thing to behave like sub-humans before.
Our response should be overwealming and very very violent. That is the only thing they respect.

[hapy]

Boycott CBS, send letters to Dan Rather and Co.

Do something about it

[mtbopfuyn]

I agree with you that CBS and the rest of the headline grabbing media is to blame for a breakdown in our good deeds (not that they ever aired any good deeds), but the monsters had intentions of killing Nick from the beginning. The media just gave the monsters their excuse.

[Redbob]

"Dan Rather, I'd like to introduce you to Nick Berg's father;
Mr. Berg, THIS POS is Dan Rather."