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Sunday, March 05, 2006

Speaking Of Liars....


Moveon.org is issuing orders to its Digital Brownshirt brigade.:

You know Bush went on TV four days after the briefing and said, "I don't think anybody anticipated the breach of the levees."

Well, as it turns out, many actual reporters covering this story for papers across the nation missed this crucial point entirely—helping Bush to get away with a lie. Please help us ensure your local paper gets it right.
Please check your local paper online today, and contact them if they didn't report Bush's lie.

Please call and ask to speak to the news room and then call back and ask to speak to the editorial board. Let them know the public demands that Bush's lie be covered for what it is—in the news and on the editorial page.

As usual, they know Bush didnt lie. They are playing the 'ignorant card'.
Here are some basic definitions regarding levees that The Left ISNT REPORTING:
Topping:
water flowing over a levee
Breaching: failure of levee, a collapse

Max Mayfield, by video in the August 28 video conference: "I don't think anybody can tell you with any confidence right now whether the levees will be topped or not, but that's obviously a very, very grave concern."

Lisa Myers of NBC, one of the few who reported THE FACTS:
Myers: "Today Mayfield told NBC News that he warned only that the levees might be topped, not breached, and that on the many conference calls he monitored, 'nobody talked about the possibility of a levee breach or failure until after it happened.'

In fact, senior White House officials asked Louisiana Governor Blanco how the levees are holding up."
Governor Kathleen Blanco (D-LA), audio from August 29: "We keep getting reports in some places that maybe water is coming over the levees. We've heard a report unconfirmed. I think we've heard that we have not breached the levee. We have not breached the levee at this point in time."

Myers: "We now know that an hour before Blanco's assessment, a FEMA official alerted superiors to reports that at least one levee had failed, information which didn't reach the White House until almost midnight. Lisa Myers, NBC News, New Orleans."

Why is it so necessary for The Left to consistently misrepresent the entire story? Who are the liars here? Only NBC and FOX reported the entire story.

4 Comments:

Blogger Senor PeerPressure said...

Look in the dictionary then. Breach is described as 'a collapse'.

Then speak to an engineer. He will tell you the same. Water topping over a dam or levee is serious. It causes flooding. But it is nothing compared to the 'breaching' of a levee, the complete failure of the wall as it collapses causing major destruction.
Words have meanings.

4:53 PM  
Blogger Senor PeerPressure said...

Breach:
1. a breaking or being broken
3. an opening made by a breakthrough, as in a wall, line of defense
4. a broken or torn place or part

Websters New World Dictionary

Frankly, Joe, its the media that needs to investigate all the facts before screaming 'liar'.

6:47 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Joe, I think your emotions are taking over the reason, this time, by suggesting that the civil war is imminent. I do wonder often, though, if your two-party system gives enough coverage to reflect the multitude of views in your society. Surely you, as a democratic nation, should instead of having civil war go by the way of poltical reforms.

6:44 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Sorry to be a pain in the ass and not shutting up but something popped up in my mind! The last time you guys had the civil war, it was a bloody mess. It propably was necessary one but the price you paid was horrendous and, in a way, you might still keep paying for it. If I get it right, there still is a recidue of animosity between the South and the North. Am I far off the mark here?

6:56 PM  

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