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Sunday, 16 July 2006
The New York Times Joins the Kossacks
Contributed by John Werntz

Today, Sunday July 16, 2006 The New York Times has published an editorial that deserves to be preserved in a time-capsule so that future generations can understand how a formerly great newspaper reduced itself to to the moonbat level in a slashing partisan attack on a wartime president.

The theme is familiar--President Bush has used the attack on the WTC of 9-11-2001 to arrogate to himself dictatorial powers.  The distortions, half-truths and outright lies in today's screed surpass in viciousness anything that we have witnessed in recent months.  It is sure to attract widespread comment.  Every aware citizen in the country should make an effort to analyze and comprehend this vile, unforgiveable outburst.

Contributed by John Werntz on July 16, 2006 at 04:34 AM in John "72nd TCS" Werntz, War? What war? | Permalink

Comments

Posted by: Bill Faith

Excellent find and commentary, John.

Posted by: Bill Faith | Jul 16, 2006 5:27:50 AM

Posted by: Anna

They're just digging that hole deeper and deeper!

Posted by: Anna | Jul 16, 2006 9:29:12 AM

Posted by: Russ Vaughn

That op/ed should serve as a clarion warning to all of us who support President Bush. It tells you quite clearly what the Moonbats' primary agenda will be for a Democrat-controlled Congress. They'd rather prosecute their own president than hunt down Osama bin Laden.

And they wonder why we call them Moonbats?

Posted by: Russ Vaughn | Jul 16, 2006 9:33:57 AM

Posted by: jpe

President Bush has used the attack on the WTC of 9-11-2001 to arrogate to himself dictatorial powers.

He has used it to expand the power of the presidency. He has argued that he can detain U.S. citizens indefinitely w/o their Constitutional rights, and he has declared that statutes that purport to reign his powers are null and void.

That's simple fact. You may think it's a good thing, but there's no denying that he has done what the NYTimes has said.

Posted by: jpe | Jul 16, 2006 9:49:09 AM

Posted by: Rurik

Congratualtions JPE. And welcome as our site's first troll.
But you really need a bit more practice. Asserting a few slanders as you and the Times have done does not make them true. Ec cathedra proclamations do not impress.
Obviously your are a Kotz sack come to visit us. Thanks for your visit Now go away and waste someone else's time. Please, when you slink on home to your hole do not forget to take your tinfoil beanie with you.

Posted by: Rurik | Jul 16, 2006 4:30:03 PM

Posted by: jpe

You need to fix your site.

Everything cuts off on the right margin.

Posted by: jpe | Jul 16, 2006 6:03:20 PM


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