I Can't Add Much To This Good Report

Except to encourage anyone who hasn't read it to do so although it's contents are well known by most conservatives and military supporters, (that the media has lied and conned uninformed Americans & the world throughout the war).

But to hear this man tell it from his "on the ground in Iraq" birds eye view will really stir much anger as it should, and will hopefully spread to the more uninformed Americans that do not listen to talk radio and read alternative news sources as do you and I about what's really been happening in Iraq all this time.

In addition it's an indictment of our shoddy low brow agenda driven media that should even result in government filed treason charges in many cases eventually when all is sorted out and the fog of war lifts as it will soon do, stemming from their outright lies and deceit heaped on the American people over the past 5 years.

They have aided and abetted the enemy throughout the war, and thereby altered history by omission of fact and this is simply treasonous and unforgivable and this reporter below has the proof as do some others like Michael Yon and the military itself..

Incredulous is too light a term and they have forever stained the journalism profession for all times.

The media's Iraq con job:

WorldNetDaily: "I'm convinced that when the United States went to war in April of 2003, the media drew arms as well, and although professional neutrality is key to reporting the news, I'm not always sure how many members of the press have chosen sides. When I first got to Iraq six months ago, I had my fingers crossed. I literally had no idea what I would find. My biggest fear was that I'd see a group of very discouraged men and women trying to implement a failing policy. I thought I'd see Iraqis poorly coping with an oppressive American military."

What made me more anxious is that I swore I'd tell the full story, the good, bad and ugly. That's what the press is supposed to do. They're supposed to tell the stories of the events that happen. The job of the press is to explain what's going on in places where most readers will never be able to go.

The fact that I am a student of history gave me an additional responsibility. Primary sources, or eyewitness to events, are highly valued resources for historians to interpret history. continued

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