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Monday, September 19, 2005

For Bushco, every day is "opposite day..."

up is down, black is white, democracy is denial of civil liberties, fiscal irresponsibility is good for the economy, hatred and intolerance are family values, patriotism is stifling dissent, brownie is doing a heckuva job, karl rove is the man to handle disaster recovery, and failure is success in iraq...
Last week, Maj. Gen. Rick Lynch, the top U.S. military spokesman in Iraq, declared "great successes" against insurgents. But Baghdad's fortified Green Zone, where Lynch briefed reporters, was under stepped-up security screening and U.S. guard for fear of suicide bombings. Insurgents for three days running last week managed to lob mortar rounds into the Green Zone, the heart of the U.S. and Iraqi administration.

Lynch spoke at the close of a two-day onslaught of bombings and shootings that killed nearly 190 people, the bloodiest days in Baghdad since the U.S.-led invasion in March 2003.

in the background i can hear the kool-aid drinkers mantra... "what a shame that the media let the bloodiest days in iraq since march 2003 eclipse the 'good things' that are happening there..."

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