AP = Allah's Propaganda.

Agreed

What is 'CDI' mean?

adjusts the ammunition on a motor bike

On the bright side, this looks like a work accident about to happen.

Well hey man, they're just, like, trying to see both sides of the issue, dig it? 'Cause the world is like, shades of gray, not black and white. We should learn to consider alternative points of view.

/

The msm is as big an enemy as the terrorists.

Hm, I have a feeling the AP is in cahoots or something.

So we have pictures of their ammo exchanges and not ours? What's going on?

now that has all the makings of a work accident.

In the darkest days of WW II, the AP headquarters would have been bombed flat and the survivors arrested.

"I can do blindfolded, inshallah!"

- "Careful, Achmed."

BOOM!

/work accident

Well, you could always go to the videotape. That was a Fox News reporter crawling through the smuggling tunnels into Gaza from Egypt - the same smuggling tunnels the reporter says was allowing Hamas and the terrorists to get their weapons and manpower into Gaza to attack Israel.

I saw a story on Fox News where a reporter (of Fox) let smugglers give him a tour of their smuggling tunnels between Gaza and Egypt. I think it's the same guy who filmed Gazans launching rockets at Israel.

Will this photographer feel any sense of guilt when this ammunition ends up killing children and women, or does this idiot think taliban ammo only kills American troops? Disgusting.

And fancy how that keffiyah manages to cover up his face just so... /mr. blackwell

If only this footage was recovered from a bomb crater

re: #12 zmdavid

GMTA

What we don't see is the journalist holding his finger on the knot so Mr. Splodeydope here could tie the bow.
I hope he hit a camelpie 1/2 mile down the road.
SPIT

lets get this straight. Ammo is carried two handed, in a cradle. It is stacked on its side. lol

Does this AP reporter pass this information on to the military? Or just try to convince us to have " an understanding of the terrorist side"?

re: #18 pat

lets get this straight. Ammo is carried two handed, in a cradle. It is stacked on its side. lol

well I don't see ammo pallets and fork trucks

re: #18 pat

lets get this straight. Ammo is carried two handed, in a cradle. It is stacked on its side. lol

It looks as though it is rockets of some kind, or they're using tubes to conceal it.

Taliban tartan?

The taliban and other militant islamists must be laughing their asses off at our media coming willingly to the slaughter of their own civilization.

re: #19 seekeroftruth

Does this AP reporter pass this information on to the military? Or just try to convince us to have " an understanding of the terrorist side"?

Probably the latter.

re: #4 Occasional Reader

On the bright side, this looks like a work accident about to happen.

It IS pretty damn close to that muffler.

Well, the taliban could have taken this photo themselves and e-mailed it in, just saying.

But AP did publish it.

Now that guy's keffiyeh really does look like a tablecloth.

Is he wearing Burberry?

No doubt educated by the British taxpayers

re: #21 Honorary Yooper

It looks as though it is rockets of some kind, or they're using tubes to conceal it.

Thats what I thought at first too. But they are way to small to be RPG reloads.

Not sure what the heck they are. Possibly not even ammo.

Fourth estate, fifth column.

No wonder they all love the Obamanation.

re: #29 JohnnyReb

Thats what I thought at first too. But they are way to small to be RPG reloads.

Not sure what the heck they are. Possibly not even ammo.

"oh yea, they're all peaceful prayer rugs.....yeaaaa"

I've been calling the Mainstream Media "The Enemy" for a while now. Unfortunately, I keep being proven correct on that. Wanna bet the so called journalist actually helped those masked scumbags move their ammo?

Unbelievable!

Charles, I really want you to follow up on this. Was it really an AP-employed photographer? If so, do they promise not to complain if in a similar circumstance in the future a Predator were to happen on the scene and ruin the terrorists' day? If it wasn't a full-time AP photographer, if it was a stringer, what policies and procedures does AP have in place to ensure that they did not pay the taliban itself for this photograph?

The colorful bags rather gave me pause.

re: #24 Honorary Yooper

My thoughts as well. Then the next question - How many American soldiers and Afghani people have died because the reporter didn't pass on information? The media is sick.

And if an Apache zapped the bugger, the photog would have been zapped too.

HEADLINE!

US FORCES KILL JOURNALIST!

re: #31 Hengineer

"oh yea, they're all peaceful prayer rugs.....yeaaaa"

Well remember AP couldnt even tell a live round from a fired bullet? Possibly they were told these were rockets and just beleived the guys.

re: #32 Land Shark

AP might just have gotten the photo as a jpeg in their e-mail and had no stringer actually there. Just sayin'.

OT but speaking of our beloved keffiyah...

Local Fox affiliate in NY was talking about 'summer fashions' today and that came up as a huge summer fashion accessory... They did make mention of the Rachael Ray/DD issue... The 'fashion guru guest' that was on said that it was much ado about nothing and that high fashion is always controversial...

Nice manly pink and silver motorbike. Who customized it, Isacc Mizrahi?

Once President Obama has a little chat with these folks peace will reign once again and brotherly love flourish across the land.

Without dead soldiers, what would the AP have to report on in Afghanistan? Taking these pictures is nothing more than job security for them.

re: #37 JohnnyReb

Well remember AP couldnt even tell a live round from a fired bullet? Possibly they were told these were rockets and just beleived the guys.

Well you remember the shit about the Downed Israeli jet, right?

Not AP, but TIME wrote whatever the hell they wanted, despite the website actually correcting their response, right?

re: #34 Dianna

The colorful bags rather gave me pause.

GMTA.

re: #38 Ojoe

AP might just have gotten the photo as a jpeg in their e-mail and had no stringer actually there. Just sayin'.

That's just as bad - glorifying the acts of a terrorist that will kill innocent people.

re: #45 seekeroftruth

It is just as bad. almost.

How do you think we Israelis feel when Israel's Channel 2 News sends in their Arab TV reporter and crew to broadcast from Gaza interviews with the local RPG toting maked Hamas terrorist cell commanders?

Lord Haw-Haw must be haw-hawing away in his grave these days.

re: #38 Ojoe

AP might just have gotten the photo as a jpeg in their e-mail and had no stringer actually there. Just sayin'.

It is very sloppy and seditious to actually make the photo avaialble for publication...

No wonder the low life terroists are laughing at us...

re: #5 Pawn of the Oppressor

Well hey man, they're just, like, trying to see both sides of the issue, dig it? 'Cause the world is like, shades of gray, not black and white. We should learn to consider alternative points of view.

/

The problem is that they are only considering the "alternative points of view."

Don't you get it? To the media, the Taliban and Al Queda aren't terrorists, they're insurgents or freedom fighters, the good guys. We're the bad guys, the terrorists. You don't need impartiality when you have this mentality.

They have been biased for a long while, not only with what they report, spin and distort, but also what they choose not to report.

re: #3 marge45b

What is 'CDI' mean?

Very interesting find, my dear...Yes, that CDI printing on what appears to be a plastic blanket? found this link...on Center for Defense Information (CDI = communists?) the "Center for Peace" -- yeah, as in murdering U.S. soldiers.

re: #49 JamesTKirk

The problem is that they are only considering the "alternative points of view."

Nah man, we report on US troops... Particularly their movements...

re: #49 JamesTKirk

The problem is that they are only considering the "alternative points of view."

Good point! When was the last time a AP reporter had photos of hard working American soldiers and photos of the successes in Iraq?

re: #32 Land Shark

Wanna bet the so called journalist actually helped those masked scumbags move their ammo?

That would violate union rules and OSHA regs.

As the MSM declines, it increasingly depends on AP wires.

Did they have the name of the photog on those images?

Why don't we just send someone in the neighborhood out
to spread the rumor that the reporters are spies for the
Great Satan? Problem solved.

re: #54 seekeroftruth

Good point! When was the last time a AP reporter had photos of hard working American soldiers and photos of the successes in Iraq?

In the mind of the msm- there are no successes in Iraq.

re: #58 Sharmuta

In the mind of the msm- there are no successes in Iraq.

Which brings us to Charles's headline: The Media is the Enemy.

re: #23 Sharmuta,

The media act as a defacto intelligence service for our enemies. This is in addition to their service to them as a venue for propaganda distribution.

The Media ARE the Enemy

re: #9 Maximu§

In the darkest days of WW II, the AP headquarters would have been bombed flat and the survivors arrested.

Survivors? We don't need no stinking survivors.

If you want to send a letter to the editor of AP, here is their generic email address:

info@ap.org

From this address you can get the name of specific employees and bureaus. You can target your email this way.

If someone knows the name of the photog, that would be most helpful.

re: #57 Mike in Georgia

I'm not liking your idea all that much.

And yet, during the Civil War, people would go out and have picnics and watch the fighting. Just to give us a small amount of perspective. The AP continues to be the Associated (with Terrorists) Press.

Koskid...

Time to tell this Bitch to quit.

Hillary Clinton just won't stop. Last Saturday we all saw how her bitchy supporters yelled out Denver, Denver, Denver, and Let's GO McCain. I have one message to all of them, Fuck You. Here is Barack Obama one of the best candidates in years and she and her asshole supporters are doing everything they can to try to still get the nomination and sabotage Barack Obama.

Progressive!

OT the original sex kitten guilty of saying what every other true frenc citizen thinks but is afraid to say....

[Link: www.ynetnews.com...]

I find it interesting that there is no international beat or bureau on the webpage.

WHere's the foreign desk?

Also, any news on Steyn?

re: #66 Spider Mensch

OT the original sex kitten guilty of saying what every other true frenc citizen thinks but is afraid to say....

[Link: www.ynetnews.com...]

Brigitte Bardot is married to a top official in the French fascist party National Front, and is a big fan of Holocaust denier Jean-Marie Le Pen. This is not a person who deserves our support.

re: #63 unrealizedviewpoint

What we need is our info people keeping tabs on the reporters.
My comment was somewhat sarcastic. Should have put a sark
tag on it.

re: #64 vxbush

And yet, during the Civil War, people would go out and have picnics and watch the fighting. Just to give us a small amount of perspective. The AP continues to be the Associated (with Terrorists) Press.

That was only at the very beginning of the war. They pretty soon found out it was not entertaining.
In any case, they were not picnicking on the other side.

re: #69 Charles

true to that Charles, but it was still newsworthy I thought.

Any news on Steyn, Charles?

Obviously it would be beneficial to allocate resources to follow this, and other, AP photographers and journalists around until they lead us to viable targets. And, I see no reason to wait until the photographer/journalist has cleared the target area before vaporizing the entire area... no reason what so ever.

re: #69 Charles

Brigitte Bardot is married to a top official in the French fascist party National Front, and is a big fan of Holocaust denier Jean-Marie Le Pen. This is not a person who deserves our support.

did not know that thanks for the intell charles.

The terrorists trust their embeds.

It's not like we didn't know. If the drive-by media is the enemy, the lizard army is the cavalry ...

re: #69 Charles

Brigitte Bardot is married to a top official in the French fascist party National Front, and is a big fan of Holocaust denier Jean-Marie Le Pen. This is not a person who deserves our support.

And she's an animal-rights vegan freak, too. I don't know if she has posed nude for PETA.

Can we question their patriotism?

re: #74 ethanxxx

Obviously it would be beneficial to allocate resources to follow this, and other, AP photographers and journalists around until they lead us to viable targets. And, I see no reason to wait until the photographer/journalist has cleared the target area before vaporizing the entire area... no reason what so ever.

Sorry Mike in Georgia. Comment #63 was premature. Was meant for #74.

re: #79 Alouette

And she's an animal-rights vegan freak, too. I don't know if she has posed nude for PETA.

YIKES ! :O

This comment isn't intended to be sarcastic or arch, I actually don't quite understand the outrage here, so thanks in advance for clueing me in. My understanding of a journalist is to objectively record something (through words and/or pictures) so the audience can see that thing for what it is. Of course, I'm not so naive to think that journalists aren't biased, but theoretically at least, couldn't it be seen as a good thing that we have a fly on the wall reporting what is happening with our enemy? This assumes that the photographer is not directly aiding or abetting the operation, which I don't see proof of here. Also, the photographs themselves don't seem to celebrating the operation, just recording it.

With all the clashing colors this guy is in serious need of a makeover.

Calling Queer Eye for the Terrorist Guy.

Why are they the enemy? I find that Charles often links to these same sources (the AP, Reuters, name-a-newspaper) often via another Web site as a way to back up many of his arguments about foreign policy, terrorist groups and so forth.

Here he is offended, I'm guessing, because the AP was clearly close to the Taliban, whom the United States considers an enemy. Yet it is often this kind of on-the-ground reporting that Charles relies on in his posts.

maybe the stuff in the shipping tubes are 82/88mm mortar rounds? RPG warheads would have a larger diameter.

re: #76 rusty_armor

WTF?

re: #84 Opinionated

With all the clashing colors this guy is in serious need of a makeover.

Calling Queer Eye for the Terrorist Guy.

Clashing? The ecru in the scarf picks up the ecru of the robe thingy quite well.

re: #76 rusty_armor

An inconspicuous GPS transponder would be fine.

Wouldn't hurt to encode the GPS onto the pictures, in fact.

In fact, hmm, ...

re: #76 rusty_armor

Actually, if your aim is to silence dissent and keep the media loyal to the U.S. government, you could probably look at what some other governments are doing:

[Link: www.nytimes.com...]

re: #85 justiceforall

re: #83 pleaseandthankyou

Wow. This is gonna maybe be fun. If Justice for all stays around this time.

re: #65 NJDhockeyfan

Koskid...

Time to tell this Bitch to quit.

Progressive!

I'm having difficulty processing "best candidate in years". As words they make sense, but in the context I've got nothing.

re: #85 justiceforall

AP & Reuters are not reporting the facts on the ground. They are reporting one side only. If they report on the"other side" ( us ) , it is always negative. Most of us here, don't rely on these media groups for facts. There are good journalist out there - Michael Trotten, Michael Yon, etc.... as well as the US military and local blogs to get real information on what is happening on the ground.

Nothing new under the sun.

Mike Wallace proclaimed that if he were traveling with enemy soldiers he would not warn U.S. soldiers of an impending ambush. “Don't you have a higher duty as an American citizen to do all you can to save the lives of soldiers rather than this journalistic ethic of reporting fact?", moderator Charles Ogletree Jr. suggested. Without hesitating, Wallace responded: "No, you don't have higher duty...you're a reporter."

re: #92 Mars Needs Neocons

I'm having difficulty processing "best candidate in years". As words they make sense, but in the context I've got nothing.

Obamessiah or The Goracle

Tough choice for "best candidate in years".

/

Cognito has a sock puppet, wow.

About the only positive thing about the AP Pictures is that they document that the the terrorists are scraping the bottom of the barrel. They are forced to to use motorbikes as ammunition freighters and that is several steps below the use of ambulances for the same purpose. Perhaps the AP can come up with some pictures of the terrorists using skateboards as ambulances. That would be truly amusing.
The fox news pics of the pali tunnels documents that situation also and it should not come as a surprise to anyone when something is done about them.

[Link: www.thestar.com...]

Cobourg students rally for Khadr

OT

Upon clicking avatar for Lizard info I see a indication of logged-on status is noted. Nice!

re: #93 seekeroftruth

Okay. But I've been reading this site for a long time. And Charles DOES use reports from these agencies when the facts in the stories support his arguments about terrorism, Islam, U.S. foreign policy, the 2008 presidential election.

He believes that these agencies are biased in their reporter. Well, Charles, like everyone else, is entitled to his opinion. That said, as a right-wing commentator, it is probably not to his advantage to paint these agencies as "always wrong--factually and morally" when he has in the past, and I assume will in the future, use them to his editorial advantage.

re: #85 justiceforall

Why are they the enemy?

Oh, gee, I don't know, maybe because they are embedding with terrorists who KILL OUR TROOPS?

re: #99 unrealizedviewpoint

OT

Upon clicking avatar for Lizard info I see a indication of logged-on status is noted. Nice!

Lurkers beware.

So, how did the msm and the AP cover the facts on Lt. for Life John F. Kerry's lies and fraud in a combat zone, and his meeting with the VC and NVA while still in the U.S. Navy Reserve? Did they admit it was wrong and close or true treason.

just asking the two sock puppets of the AP aka Against People

re: #88 MandyManners

Clashing? The ecru in the scarf picks up the ecru of the robe thingy quite well.

What will the virgins thinks if he martyrs himself carrying ammunition in that garish bag?

re: #83 pleaseandthankyou

This comment isn't intended to be sarcastic or arch, I actually don't quite understand the outrage here, so thanks in advance for clueing me in. My understanding of a journalist is to objectively record something (through words and/or pictures) so the audience can see that thing for what it is. Of course, I'm not so naive to think that journalists aren't biased, but theoretically at least, couldn't it be seen as a good thing that we have a fly on the wall reporting what is happening with our enemy? This assumes that the photographer is not directly aiding or abetting the operation, which I don't see proof of here. Also, the photographs themselves don't seem to celebrating the operation, just recording it.

When the stories become sympathetic to the terrorists and bring support, they cross the "lines". There are clearly defined good and bad guys! To get close to them like that, they would pretty much have to trust that the reporter will not rat them out. Look how they covered Abu Graib but nary a peep of the real atrocities (beheadings, stonings, honor killings, bombings) committed nearly daily by the other side. Notice the language they use. He is a "militant". even though those munitions will probably used against the civilian population in Afghanistan. One side can drag people out in the middle of the night and behead them and still be called "militants", "insurgents", and freedom fighters" by the press. We are losing the propaganda war by these "unbiased" reporters skewing the truth of what is happening on the ground. Where are the stories about the good stuff? I'm sure that reporter could find a water well being dug or some little girls going to their new school? Nope, he found a Taliban "militant" in the middle of the night bringing death to some little girls that may be going to their new school.

JusticeForAll finds Charles' offense offensive.

(Pssssst, hey Justice, what about all those questions you ducked on other threads?)

Wow, we have an editor, not just a gofer this time....

re: #94 jcm

Upscale in the lie crime family.

back in a bit, do not allow lies from these things

re: #100 justiceforall

Okay. But I've been reading this site for a long time. And Charles DOES use reports from these agencies when the facts in the stories support his arguments about terrorism, Islam, U.S. foreign policy, the 2008 presidential election.

He believes that these agencies are biased in their reporter. Well, Charles, like everyone else, is entitled to his opinion. That said, as a right-wing commentator, it is probably not to his advantage to paint these agencies as "always wrong--factually and morally" when he has in the past, and I assume will in the future, use them to his editorial advantage.

Go piss up a rope, you fucking moron. This is not a right-wing site.

Go back to your Cheetos and Vault.

re: #106 TalkinKamel

JusticeForAll finds Charles' offense offensive.

(Pssssst, hey Justice, what about all those questions you ducked on other threads?)

He had to leave.
/

I did jury duty this morning. Was actually called into the jury box but got excused. Close call!