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from Don Alejandro:

Don't forget to carry a butterfly net when you protest the war

Why make the stupid choice?

CNN's Dan Rivers inadvertently voices a taboo truth

Has anyone wondered why Albanians were allowed to "mob" Bush?

Proposed gas price gouging law tilts heavily in favor of corporations

Monica "didn't mean to" repeatedly break the law

God answers Falwell's prayer with a resounding "No"

Why bears are Colbert's number one threat to America

Fabricating War With Iran - False Flag Operations on the Cheap

Did CNN air a fake video?

An Ugly Truth Behind a Botched Joke

Bush (Pot) calls Ahmadinejad (Kettle) Evil (Black)

"Incorrect facts" is an oxymoron

AP misses another golden opportunity

Pentagon Video Images Show Object that Looks Suspiciously Like a Missile

So what's the difference whether Saddam had real weapons of mass destruction or only daydreams of  restarting his weapons of mass destruction related program activities?

Colbert just another intelligence failure for Bush crew

It's the Cheap Labor, Stupid!

No Wonder Democrats Can't Muster Opposition to Orwellian Tyranny of BushCo

Is Bush a Terrorist Appeaser

Libby Takes a Fall

Judge Answers Question about Whether Commanders Knew of Abuse at Abu Ghraib

True Facts

A Plague of Rovents

August 16, 2007

CNN's Dan Rivers inadvertently voices a taboo truth

This morning while reporting from Iraq about the recent truck bombs that may have killed as many as 500 and injured many more, Dan Rivers said the attack was "the biggest terrorist attack since the invasion four years ago," inadvertently speaking the truth that must never be uttered by corporate media, which is that the US invasion of Iraq is by far the largest terrorist attack of the new century.  

Update August 22: from the NYT article Toll Rises Above 500 in Iraq Bombings

One week after a series of truck bombs hit a poor rural area near the Syrian border, the known casualty toll has soared to more than 500 dead and 1,500 wounded, according to the Iraqi Red Crescent Society, making it the bloodiest coordinated attack since the American-led invasion in 2003.

Stray Thoughts from Don Alejandro
Who sometimes thinks "shock and awe" was just a warm-up exercise and wonders if Bush has set his sights on Truman's record

Also see: Terrorist Nation? It Takes One to Know One