[Lazamataz]

I'm not sure about that. I just took a link on another thread that got me to that web site, but I thought it was so powerful in the face of the KanaFraud, that it should be brought forward as a full-bore thread.

[b4its2late]

Absolutely. It deserves it's own thread. They report what they want to stir things up, and don't report what we should be seeing like how the muslim extremists are stirring up the masses to kill anyone who is not a muslim.

Did you see "Obsession: What The War on Terror Is Really About"? I watched it last night. It's something we must prepare for. I can post the link on this thread if you'd like. It's 1 hr 18 min but very riveting and well worth the time to view.

[okie01]

I just took a link on another thread that got me to that web site, but I thought it was so powerful in the face of the KanaFraud, that it should be brought forward as a full-bore thread.

I wonder if the AP photographer in this case was Arab.

So many of the Qana photographs were attributed to Arab stringers, one suspects that every photo shot by an Arab is a misrepresentation.

Similarly, reporters of Arab descent have consistently misrepresented the facts in Iraq. Remember the "wedding"?

Do the news outlets even consider this issue when they a.) hire a stringer or b.) publish their work. The evidence says "No"!

[mel]

I would say it deserves more than a thread. Everyone in U.S. should read this story.