iraq coverage wasn't biased, page-3

Pew Trust financially supports Public Broadcasting Service which itself is heavily biased, especially their radio broadcasting service which is a revolving door for reporters from such "unbiased" sources as the New York Times (which is has been vindicatively biased against current U.S. policy) and the L.A. Times (which ran the Terminator molests women story a few days before the Californian re-call elections that saw the Democrat Governor dumped).

The reason you are seeing these comments about "unbiased" reporting is because most of these news sources got it so horrible wrong. Just last week Dan Rather was forced to quit his post as chief newscaster over his fraudulent allegations about President Bush's military record. These were the same folks and all of the alphabet networks including CNN constantly talking about "Iraqi Quagmire" and comparing Iraq with Vietnam. Even Dan Shaw on NPR was forced to admit last week that "Bush got it right" in Iraq and the broader Middle East. He almost gagged on his own words.

IF you want some unbiased accounting go read www.strategypage.com where they are documenting a major collapse in terrorist forces within Iraq and forcasting a substantial drawdown of U.S. military forces by the end of this year. See www.Centcom.com for U.S. military casualties data. Notice how IED and other attacks have collapsed as Iraqi forces grow stronger and take over more duties.