here’s a line from a letter-to-the-editor in tomorrow’s Corvallis Gazette-Times:
“Perhaps if St. Cindy’s political opinions weren’t as extremely leftist and anti-Semitic.”
here we get the whole schmear, everything the right-wing, swift-boating, wingnutty load ‘o’ crapola liars brigade is trying to dish out in the vain hope that cindy sheehan’s grief can be turned against her and the demolition of the progressive left can resume where they believe it left off on election day. name-calling, distortions, and outright lies — all fed from the republican national committee and the rush limbaugh/billy o’reilly lie machines.
harry mallory, writer of that putrid line, is just another gutless brick in their wall. fortunately, what cindy sheehan is doing is a good and honest thing. she is being joined by other families suffering grief and fear; she is being joined by americans who’ve not suffered their losses but do share their grief and anger. i am reminded of the mothers peace initiative of northern ireland from several years ago. the horrible deaths of innocent children set in motion the ending of that terrible war; it did not happen immediately, but the outrage of ordinary mothers was the beginning of the end. i think the outrage represented most visibly by cindy sheehan is the beginning of the end of bush’ stupid little war. i certainly hope so.
Perhaps if Harry Mallory weren’t so blind, ignorant, and afraid, he’d think beyond his own sloganeering propaganda and ask the obvious questions:
And then, he can train his skeptical eye on the real questions?
Or cutting to the heart of the matter
* What is it that this administration is doing that Harry Mallory so greatly approves of that he’s behaving like a good communist and not questioning his leaders, but merely singing their praises and makings excuses for them?
Its amusing that despite their denials, the people see through the liar in chief and his corrupt flunkies.
Its hilarious that the “media” keeps explaining why the war is a good thing, why those against it are kooks, and why Americans think we should “stay the course”. Yet distrust of the president, the govt, and the media continues to plummet.
Perhaps they should interview the former staffers of Pravda, and ask what it was like when everyone knew all it printed were the lies the govt wanted the public to believe. Think they’ll notice any uncomfortable similarities?