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To: JDN who wrote (219368)	9/11/2007 8:39:58 AM
From: Geoff Altman	Respond to of 793928

then I see it fairly restated on FOX, then I switch to CNN and whats stated is NOTHING like what was said. I've had the same experience several times, only in the reverse order. Watching a news story on CNN which gives me a certain feeling about it, then switching to FOX, getting the same story again along with 2 or 3 more VERY pertinent facts that change the feeling of the story 180 degrees. It's almost always sins of omission, easily deniable when called on..... I think someone caught it, last weekend, the last weekend before the surge report. What are we watching on TV? Turner broadcasting loves to put you in the proper frame of mind for such a report by replaying A Few Good Men over and over. Just to make sure you have the proper impression of Commanding Officers. I mean, if Colonel Jessup could be corrupted by power what are the chances that a general wouldn't be?..... I find the movie listings before important events are more telling than not when it comes to the way liberals wish you to view the proceedings.......