Ides of March, anyone?
Journalistic shields?
French-trained canary seller?
1 posted on
03/08/2003 7:34:20 PM PST by
T Ruth
To: T Ruth
Abu Mustafa, a French-trained pet-shop owner Surrender is an art.
To: T Ruth
"It's been the best day of the year," said a smiling Abu Mustafa, a French-trained pet-shop owner above the uproar of squawking birds.
Sounds like a French diplomat at the U.N....
To: T Ruth
...thronging to the capital's bird-market to buy canaries... I did a complete Internet search to see if these exact words have been penned by any "journalist" in the history of mankind - and found they have not.
This journalist is The One.
To: T Ruth
I hear our troops have chickens for the same purpose. And if they don't die, you can always eat them.
To: T Ruth
Should the air turn to a Chernobyl, canaries take just 10 minutes to die."Just out of curiosity, what would the typical Iraqi DO after observing the death of his canary.
To: T Ruth
That's devotion to one's job - imagine being a reporter and wanting to go to Iraq before the curtain rises! You may indeed get a scoop - or you may have to be scooped up along with the rest of the ashes.
More power to them, though. And would it be too much to hope some of them might not be socialism freaks or 'activism journalists'?
11 posted on
03/08/2003 9:07:30 PM PST by
GladesGuru
(In a society predicated upon liberty, it is essential to examine principles - -)
To: T Ruth
Point is this. If only that section of the American press could get it through to these people this. The Americans love little children, pet dogs, old people, and even canarys,
They just want to get rid of Saddam Of course the beggars(Deluded peacenik press) just cannot see this. Go GWB go.
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