A Turning Point Exposed.....
Mood:  caffeinated
Now Playing: Why the Liberals WILL lose.....
It seems that no matter what, the liberals will express their warped views and always pass their views off as the views of mainstream America. And I have to admit that for generations they got away with this because the Silent Majority remained Silent. Well, no longer folks.

At Camp Pendleton, in California there have been eight Marines, kept in Solitary confinement and Shackled with (now get this on here people) with NO CHARGES FILED!! Now I don't care what you feel on this, because this is pure D wrong. In America, a person is supposed to be Innocent until Proven Guilty, but we have shown more compassion and concern for the rights of murderous slime like Zarqawi, Bin Laden, Ted Bundy, and the idiot who bombed the Federal Building in Oklahoma City some years ago. The left is constantly trying to make us think that these were all good people who were unlucky enough to draw a bad set of circumstances, and they both try to make us believe that they will never forget. They all have an agenda here people. And that is to make the United States lose another war. This one on Terror!

There is a lot going on in this war, that is very Positive. But those are things that you will never hear in the Liberally Biased Media. If you go to the New York Times and then Fox News, you will see two different takes on the same stories. The New York Times will do something to make the public think that the war is going badly. Fox will tell it like it is. But no matter what, you will always see a difference. Take today for instance:

The New York Times reports:

2 Missing Soldiers Are Sought in Iraq. the story starts with a picture of an Iraqi citizen and very bloody, standing near a wrecked and burned out car, after an explosion on a day when 38 people were killed in the capital.....then it gets to the story......BAGHDAD, Iraq, June 18 — American forces have intensified their search for two soldiers missing and reportedly held captive by insurgents, widening their pursuit to areas beyond the restive town of Yusifiya, where the missing servicemen were attacked Friday night, and drawing troops from at least three brigade combat teams.
The expanded search effort came as American troops ringed the insurgent stronghold of Ramadi with new checkpoints and outposts over the weekend in an effort to break the grip that insurgents now hold on that city. Ramadi, the capital of Anbar Province, has been the scene of some of the fiercest regular battles between United States troops and insurgent fighters.
Some Sunni Arab leaders have said they fear American forces are preparing to begin an offensive in Ramadi in an effort to wipe out insurgent groups that have taken control of much of the city, similar to the Marines' November 2004 assault on Falluja.
An American military official in Baghdad said today that no such offensive is planned. "We're trying to separate the insurgents from the rest of the people," the official said. "There are a lot of rumors flying around that people think it's another Falluja. It's not."
A spokesman for the Marines, Lt. Col. Bryan F. Salas, described the activity as "part of a long-term plan to restore stability to Ramadi" and said it involved Marines and soldiers from one American brigade and soldiers from two Iraqi brigades.
"We are focusing on multiple sites used by the insurgents to plan and conduct terrorist attacks and store weapons," Colonel Salas said in an e-mail. "We have also set up additional checkpoints to restrict the flow of insurgents, but citizens will still be able to enter and leave the city."
Nearly 10,000 Ramadi residents, or about 1,500 families, have fled the city, according to a report today by Integrated Regional Information Networks, a news service that is part of the United Nations office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs but is editorially independent of the organization.
An Associated Press report from a correspondent with the military in Ramadi quoted an American commander as saying the number of Iraqis who had fled was "not anywhere approaching a thousand." The Associated Press report said the military operation involved thousands of Iraqi and American troops who used armored vehicles to surround southern Ramadi in an effort to block supplies from reaching insurgents within the city.
On the CNN program "Late Edition," the Iraqi foreign minister, Hoshyar Zebari, said today that the two soldiers reported missing in Yusifiya had been "taken prisoner by a group of insurgents." The American military command said that the soldiers' status had not changed and that they remained classified as "whereabouts unknown."
Residents in Yusifiya, south of the capital, said they saw the two soldiers snatched by insurgents after the soldiers were attacked Friday evening at a checkpoint south of town. One soldier was also killed in the attack at 7:55 p.m. local time, according to the American military.
The military said the search effort "has expanded out from the immediate Yusifiya area" and includes unmanned drone aircraft, helicopters, and boats and divers searching canals and the Euphrates River.
In Baghdad, gunmen abducted 10 employees from a bakery in the Shiite neighborhood of Khadamiya this morning, the Interior Ministry said. A witness said gunmen drove up in cars and marched the bakers out, including the owner, as customers watched. The witness, who lives nearby, said the bakers were Shiite, but ethnically Kurdish.
The Iraqi police found nine bodies strewn about Baghdad, the latest victims in the continuing sectarian violence that has racked the capital. All of the victims were handcuffed, shot in the head and showed signs of torture, according to an Interior Ministry official.
Reporting for this article was contributed by Sabrina Tavernise, Hosham Hussein and Khalid al-Ansary.

Fox News reports:

BAGHDAD, Iraq — An Iraqi farmer said Sunday that he saw seven heavily armed gunmen capture two American soldiers during an attack on a road checkpoint south of Baghdad, while U.S. troops searched for their comrades for a second day.
Another Iraqi said the Americans were offering $100,000 for information leading to the abductors, but the U.S. command denied that.
The White House promised to do everything it could to find the soldiers and said it had a message for anybody who may have taken the two men: "Give them back."
Gunmen, meanwhile, kidnapped 10 bakery workers in Baghdad, and a mortar attack killed four people in the capital. Police also found 17 bodies around the city, including four women and a teenager handcuffed and shot in the head — apparently the latest victims of sectarian death squads.

The way the media reports things is just like the Liberals in our government. They enjoy making it look like our troops are criminals and only doing the wrong things...to people who don't deserve the treatment. This is something that is making a hard job for our troops...even harder...cause now, they have to second guess everything they do....even when their very lives depend on what they do. This is not fair to them....the brave young men and women who are out there to keep us free. Give them a break, and stop listening to the Liberal Left, and the Liberal News media. Start listening to the true Reagan type Conservatives and to FOX news. Stop listening to ABC, CBS and NBC as they are liberal entities. Start letting them know each time they dump on our troops for actions, that they are innocent till proven guilty...and stop trying to make everything they do bad. They are out there for you....and you .... and you. Start appreciating what they are doing for you....start appreciating their sacrifices....cause believe me people....their sacrifices are great.....and heroic....and they should be appreciated.......not scorned.

God Bless Our Troops
God Bless America