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wMonday, March 24, 2003


I don't really want to post too much on the war, as it makes my stomach sick. But here's one of the first personal accounts on Iraqi Civilian Casualties. Those of you who listen to the BBC have heard similar such stories. Keep in mind that we pretty much have a press blackout here - The U.S. Government controls much of what reporters can say to you. Of course, you could watch Al Jazeera and come up with an opposite and even more biased opinion, but we won't know the truth about this war until at least 6 months after it's over. That said, I'd just like to point out a recent lie that haa been repeated on the news recently:

Iraq has NOT fired scuds at us. Every single news channel that continues to say so is a lying propaganda machine.

posted by Matthew Carroll-Schmidt at 12:10 PM



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