Downplaying the real news
Posted: Friday, November 21, 2003

George W. Bush Loves Michael Jackson
It is 3:16 p.m. on Thursday afternoon as I write this. CNN has been covering, with total exclusivity, a parking lot outside a police station for the last hour. They covered an airplane landing. They covered the same airplane sitting still on the tarmac. They covered the airplane slowly moving into a hangar. All the while, talking head after talking head explored every conceivable facet of the parking lot, the plane, the tarmac, and the hangar, as well as a variety of parallel issues. No stone of data was left unturned.
Why? Michael Jackson is about to surrender to police.

Meanwhile in Iraq, Turkey and London

Downplaying the real news

Donkey cart rocket launcher
proves devastatingly simple

Donkey carts versus F-18 and
1000 pound bombs. Donkeys winning.

Reaping the whirlwind
Another terrible terrorist atrocity, another steely vow to crush the terrorists. How long can this go on? George Bush and Tony Blair were united yesterday in their determination "to defeat this evil".

Iraq: better or worse?

Turkey: 'Sow war and reap terror'

Barking up the Wrong Bush
Instead of Focusing on Al Qaeda and the Carnage in Places like Turkey, US Resources are Being Swallowed up by Iraq

Gag Rule
Although the "conquest" of Iraq has unraveled into murderous chaos, at least the Bush Regime is winning its ferocious battle against another dangerous foe: American soldiers who were captured -- and tortured -- by Saddam Hussein's forces in the first Gulf War.

Miami Police Open Fire On
FTAA Protesters With Rubber Bullets
¥ In the Land of the free...

US hid vital war data from allies

Ariel Sharon's Crimes Against Humanity



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