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Networks Putting Wars on Back Burner

campaignforliberty.com — What ever happened to that old TV news adage, “If it bleeds, it leads?” I guess that only applies to local news, not to the wars in Iraq in Afghanistan.

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  • floatingorb, on 07/05/2008, -0/+4Limbaugh says they are quiet because there is only good news to report. Well, ya'll know how to Youtube (while it lasts) and Google (funny how that is a CAPITALIZED verb now) so I'll spare you the links.
  • amishnet, on 07/05/2008, -0/+4If they drum up anxiety about the war as it is now, there would be a HUGE outcry against the nuclear war they SO DESPERATELY want to start. What we will see is an 'attack' on America that they'll USE to justify nukes. It will be another lie, it will be a false flag attack, and it will happen despite gutting the constitution and turning Americans into prisoners without rights, it will happen despite wasting BILLIONS of dollars on our 'homeland security' BUT, it will give the neo-cons the 'justification' they need to play around with their most fascinating toys- 'usable nukes.' God help us!
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