[Howlin]

I hate to say this, but turn on CNN right now. You won't believe your eyes.

[alnick]

Is that what I think it is, surrendering Iraqi soldiers?

[clamboat]

I hate to say this, but turn on CNN right now. You won't believe your eyes.

Can you elighten us cube-bound? (Don't have aTV at home either.)

[buccaneer81]

When Jihad Johnny comes marching home ?...

[Diddle E. Squat]

A sudden shift in coverage tonight? I guess CNN's polling results came in today.

It is one thing to keep secrets to protect lives. It is quite another to manipulate what stories are presented and how they are presented in order to delay and undercut attempts at liberating Iraq.

Perhaps this reporter is genuine. That just means that someone else at CNN decided to step into the shoes of Walter Duranty, to look the other way for the good of "The Movement".

[YaYa123]

Keep thinking what this means....

Peter Arnett was at CNN for all those years...his self-professed claim to fame is that he honestly reports the news. HA! No way was he not plugged in to the policy.

Christianne Amanpour was at CNN, (still is). married to Jamie Ruben, who was Madeleine Albright's deputy throughout the Clinton years. No way would Amanpour be unaware of CNN's policy toward Iraqi news, or the stranglehold this guy claims Saddam had on CNN employees in Baghdad.

Look at Wolf Blitzer. He had to know what was going on too. I don't see a twinge of conscious on his face. This soul cleansing editorial needs to be studied, dissected, and roundly discussed on all the talk shows. Will that happen? I doubt it.

[Ignatz]

hate to say this, but turn on CNN right now. You won't believe your eyes.

Please describe, for the cubicle-bound!