TPM and Wonkette banned by the military ?

[kentuck]

So it's not just DU they are targeting?
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http://www.wonkette.com/politics/iraq/stop-abusing-our-marines-210428.php

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We realize that when it comes to freedom of the press, the USA has fallen to Number 53 in the world — tied with our fascist homies in Croatia and the islanders of the Kingdom of Tonga! — but do we have to make is so damned obvious?
Another Marine stationed in Iraq has sent us a screenshot of what happens when you need some hot news on Macaca and Foley:

forbidden, this page (http://www.wonkette.com) is categorized as (Personal Pages) ALL SITES YOU VISIT ARE LOGGED AND FILED.

Nice little threat at the end, too. Asswipes.

Notice the other browser tabs. Two actual “personal pages” that rah-rah for Bush (What’s her name, the wannabe Coulter, and Hugh Hewitt) show up just fine, as our Marine Operative confirms. But “Talking Points Memo,” which is apparently one of the “left leaning” sites one hears so much about these days, is prohibited.

[sui generis]

1. yeah, the military loves authority

and absolutely utterly reviles any challenge to authority.

Of course they'll take sides with authority.

Fortunately when authority is a democrat, Michelle Malkin will be out on her skanky skeezer bony little ass.

"ALL SITE ARE LOGGED AND FILED (by some nervous sweaty roided out MP guy with a little weener who drives a big truck and likes wearing uniforms both on and OFF duty)".

I have no respect for anyone who demands respect for authority. Authority either earns respect on its own or doesn't deserve it.

[Clark2008]

2. Can they visit Wes Clark's site?

I mean, afterall, HE'S a former GENERAL.

Geesch.