THE PICTURES YOU WON'T SEE

michellemalkin.com ^ | May 02, 2006 | Michelle Malkin

[CougarGA7]

THE PICTURES YOU WONT SEE

Lol. Your right. They are all red x's to me.

[the anti-liberal]

"you're right, I don't see them"

There seems to be a traffic problem.

As suggested by Ghengis, try opening up the Michelle Malkin link and hit the back button back to this page.

See if that works for ya, if not, try 'right-click/view image'.

[P-40]

You'd think such idiocy would be painful

Ignorance is bliss...

[wardaddy]

God bless Michelle.

looks like someone's bandwidth runneth over...i know that feeling

[Revolting cat!]

Oh, sheesh, you complainers, can you see this picture now?!

[longtermmemmory]

I just knew for this story FNC was going to use the pool feed.

right now FNC is usine the same air shot from california which shows NOTHING.

We need to see the real socialists' pictures.

You have to rely on FR to get the truth.

FNC should be embarassed.

[the anti-liberal]

I suspect it's because mainstream journalists do not see their job as simply to report things as they are, no - they have a much bigger role in life, they've been given a soapbox and by God they'll use it if they can "change the world".

Or something like that...

It is disgusting and appalling.

[Earthdweller]

Thanks for the picks.

[stinkerpot65]

The long term plan:

Europeans should voluntarily and willingly want to go home to their homeland, Europe, so that we can be completely free from Europeans.

We should be teaching the Europeans on our continent their proper shame.

The real border of these European squatters-illegals is at the Atlantic Ocean. Their homeland is Europe.

These are "White" people who are on our continent. Europeans can call themselves "Canadian" or "American" but their homeland is still Europe and they are still trespassing on our continent.

http://mexica-movement.org/timexihcah/KNOWLEDGELIBERATION.htm

[P-40]

simply to report things as they are

Of course then they may lose a lot of their audience. Without all of the hype most of what happens every day is...boring. :)

[the anti-liberal]

"most of what happens every day is...boring."

The big evil of the century: boredom.

"Boredom picks up where the mind leaves off." - A. R. Orage

Given the state of today's schools, it's no wonder people are so easily bored.

Shameful is what it is...

"May you live in interesting times"

[P-40]

The big evil of the century: boredom.

And of course we have a Constitutional Right to not be bored. It's in the Constitution...towards the back somewhere. :)

[girlangler]

True.

I don't even bother with the MSM anymore. I get all my news from the internet. I do watch Fox News some, but don't completely trust them. I see them get used way too much by groups with an agenda, like animal rights groups.

I have to wonder whatever happened to the old school journalist who asked tough questions, and then expected an answer. Nowadays the tough questions go unasked and the interviewer allows the one being questioned to completely skirt around an answer.

[P-40]

I get all my news from the internet.

I find the Wall Street Journal to be a good source of news. It is the only print source I bother with anymore.

[united1000]

Best laught I've had is a while LOL

[the anti-liberal]

"It's in the Constitution...towards the back somewhere."

LOL!

It's written in invisible ink - you need to have special glasses, made by Franklin, which when viewed using the appropriate combination of colored lenses allows many heretofore unknown but adamantly expected Constitutional Rights to be found and recognized.

I suggest every member of the Supreme Court each get their pair of special glasses before one more person dies of boredom.

[the anti-liberal]

Frustrating isn't it?

Even with the Internet, people are people and the reporting we get is only as good as the reporters who do the reporting.

I don't have tremendous faith in the ability of the average individual to provide objective reporting, let alone the "highly trained" individual...

[itsahoot]

Sorry, but most of the pictures don't come up, neither in Firefox nor IE.

Go to Michelle's page, the link is in the title.

[P-40]

I don't have tremendous faith in the ability of the average individual to provide objective reporting, let alone the "highly trained" individual...

I have little faith in either as far as objective *reading* goes either, nor their ability to be selective in what they read.

[girlangler]

"Even with the Internet, people are people and the reporting we get is only as good as the reporters who do the reporting."

True.

I also read liberal views, to try to see both sides of each story, but usually I end up just reinforcing my conservative ones :)