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To: Lane3 who wrote (99492)	2/9/2005 8:36:12 AM
From: LindyBill	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793685

The reader has been left to imagine for himself what exactly is the problem with that When I posted that, I said to myself, "I wonder if Karen will come back and claim she can't see the problem with that?" Then I thought, "Nahh, even she wouldn't go that far!" I give up.

To: Lane3 who wrote (99492)	2/9/2005 8:49:16 AM
From: Sully-	Respond to of 793685

Note To Jordan And Cramer: This Is What Targeting Journalists Looks Like Captain Ed CNN executives Eason Jordan and Chris Cramer have repeatedly stated in overseas venues that the US and Israeli military have a policy of targeting journalists for death or torture. Today's news provides the two with a real example of assassination: <<< Gunmen killed an Iraqi journalist working for a U.S.-funded television station and his son as they left their home Wednesday in the southern city of Basra, an Iraqi official said. Abdul Hussein al-Basri, correspondent of Al-Hurra, and his son were both killed in the Maqal area of Basra, 340 miles southeast of Baghdad, said Nazim al Moussawi, a spokesman for the local government administration. Launched in February 2004 Al-Hurra, or The Free, was tailored for Arab audiences to compete with other regional stations like Al-Jazeera and Al-Arabiya. Some Muslim clerics have denounced the TV station as propaganda. >> You might expect Jordan and Cramer to jump all over this story, especially given both executives' connections to reporter-safety forums. However, even after three hours, the best that CNN can do is to take the AP's report and republish it on their site -- and they don't even give it unique coverage. They stack the report onto a much longer and almost completely unrelated article on the debate over "insurgency" strength levels in Iraq. So much for Jordan's emotional concern over the well-being of reporters in Iraq. The only lesson that can be drawn from this coverage is that only reporters who work for organizations (or executives) that express hostility towards the West get any concern from Jordan, Cramer, and Co. Posted by Captain Ed captainsquartersblog.com