[Ragtime Cowgirl]

See also:

8 Press scandal: Kowtowing in Iraq 

 

 Thanks, Tonkin!

[Ragtime Cowgirl]

And don't miss Burns's account of warning the Iraqis at the Ministry of Information in Baghdad that their building was to be bombed the next night. He personally went from floor to floor telling people to get out.

Ann Coulter needs to write a sequel.

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[68skylark]

His account highlights the deadening of conscience that goes along with a policy of collusion, rationalized as the price of maintaining access to Iraq.

Mainstream reporters don't deaden their conscience just to maintain access with Saddam's government. Ms. Winkler may have missed the point of the Burns article. These reporters deadens their conscience to maintain a hostility to the U. S. and to the freedoms we enjoy in this country.

[tallhappy]

Bump.

[Fledermaus]

If I had been Michael Kelly, I would have broken down the door, beat the crap out of every CNN jerk there, and right before I threw Peter Arnett off the balcony I would say, "Ever heard of competition?"

The acts by CNN go way beyond hiding behind the first amendment and dwelve into treason.