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6/27 Pro-Iraq-War editorial:
http://www.opinionjournal.com/editorial/feature.html?id=110006876
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\_ Eh, try Pro-Iraq-War editorial. And I think the assertion that
the insurgency lacks native roots is wishful thinking. I would
hope they were right, as their rosy conclusion is very comforting,
but I doubt they are.
\_ So the Journal is pro-war and biased in its reporting. What a
surprise.
\_ What, you don't believe the editorial and news are separate? So
long NYT then.
\_ Q: Did anyone here hear about the Sunni's signing on a few weeks
ago? I didn't hear a peep about it. Why is that?
\_ It was covered in http://latimes.com, http://nytimes.com, http://washingtonpost.com.
Probably http://CNN.com, but it got outplayed by even more people
blowing up more often.
\_ It is amusing to watch the pro-war crowd switch from trash
talking to the blame game. They are trying to pin their failures
on everyone but themselves now.
\_ They should add this quote too to the top:
"If this does go on for four, eight, 10, 12, 15 years -- whatever
-- and I agree with General Myers, we don't know -- it is going to
be a problem for people of Iraq." -Def Sec Rumsfeld (June 23 2005)
If one side is saying the insurgency is in its last throes, which
it isn't, and the other side says this is bullshit, I think we can
conclude that the WSJ editorial board is bullshitting us too.
If they wanted to be more honest, they could just say, "Listen, VP
Cheney lied to us, but it's your patriotic duty to focus on only
the positive developments in Iraq and to not call something
bullshit even if it is." |
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