jimpeel
Well-Known Member
Once again the press proves their bias. When the Haditha "massacre" was fresh they were falling all over themselves to blame the military and accuse them of being "trigger happy".
Now, still one more aquittal (five so far out of eight Marines accused) of those accused of the Haditha "massacre" is being ignored by the same press that chanted the mantra when John Murtha was accusing the Marines of "cold blooded murder".
http://www.mrc.org/cyberalerts/2008/cyb20080606.asp#6
Now, still one more aquittal (five so far out of eight Marines accused) of those accused of the Haditha "massacre" is being ignored by the same press that chanted the mantra when John Murtha was accusing the Marines of "cold blooded murder".
http://www.mrc.org/cyberalerts/2008/cyb20080606.asp#6
The same network newscasts that hyped the 2005 "alleged massacre" by U.S. soldiers in Haditha are so far ignoring the acquittal on all charges of Lieutenant Andrew Grayson on Thursday. Grayson was accused of attempting to cover up details of the events surrounding a raid that led to the death of 15 Iraqis. However, Grayson's acquittal was skipped by ABC's Good Morning America, CBS's Early Show and NBC's Today show. (CNN's American Morning covered the story only as a news brief.) In contrast, the morning shows seemed much more interested in the subject back when dark allegations were made about the actions of U.S. solders in Haditha. On Memorial Day 2006, then-GMA host Charles Gibson intoned: "America honors its fallen war heroes, but troubling new information about Marine misconduct in Iraq. A new eyewitness on what could be a mass murder of civilians. Was there a cover-up?"
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