Guerra Eterna

Lo mismo se puede decir de las resoluciones de condena. Seguro que los terroristas se quedan impresionadisimos cuando se les dice que estan siendo mala gente y que porfa que paren.

Jojojojojo jo jo

Si es que este tio parece que le "escribe" los guiones a Stephen Colbert.

Y el que "viene", tres cuartos de lo mismo.

Eso sí, entre cagada y cagada, el tio encantado de conocerse y tan tranquilo que se va a largar a su casa de campo. Ni pío sobre la que ha liado en el mundo.

Pobrecito, le mal interpretais. Se refiere a resoluciones que le permitan usar la fuerza bruta preventiva contra terroristas potenciales, por ejemplo los iraquies.

Pues si, nada que ver.

De todas formas en Hufftington post tienen casi todo el discurso. Y da igual, el tio es un lumbreras en cuanto a la ONU, resoluciones, rusia, etc...

Vaticinio:

"Cuando gobiernen McCain y Palin añoraréis al tito Bush"

una vez mas vemos que la calidad de los periodistas. la verdad es que nos estamos acostumbrando. es verdad que nos reímos mucho... de lo idiotas que son los periodistas.

interesting stuff:

http://www.michaelyon-online.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=2133:totally-wrong&catid=34:dispatches&Itemid=55

21 September 2008

Yesterday (20 September 2008), I linked an article in the Canadian newspaper The Globe and Mail concerning the Taliban ambush of French troops in Afghanistan on August 18. The article was based on a secret report that I have read very carefully. The Globe and Mail article described the contents of the report accurately. Now the French military and NATO claim that the Globe and Mail article is wrong. The headline over The Associated Press story reprinted in the International Herald Tribune reads: “France denies troops ill-equipped in Afghanistan.”

http://www.iht.com/articles/ap/2008/09/21/europe/EU-France-Afghanistan.php

The AP article contained these quotes:

The newspaper is "totally wrong," Capt. Christophe Prazuck, spokesman for the French military, said Sunday.

"There is no formal report from NATO or ISAF of which we are aware on the events that took place at Surobi," NATO spokesman James Appathurai said.

The French military would be well advised to use circumspection before making such comments. And NATO’s statement that there is no formal ISAF or NATO report of which they are aware, sounds like a classic non-denial denial, leaving them plenty of room to re-explain themselves when presented with additional evidence. If NATO and the French persist in making these claims, the secret report, written by American Special Forces who were present, could find itself on the internet. Certain embargoed details in the report are even more troubling than the facts that were published in the Globe and Mail article.

The loss of ten French soldiers is bad enough. Let’s not make it worse with cover-up. Truth leaks faster than helium. It happened with the mythologized death of Pat Tillman. And it will happen in this case.