Well I'll be...! The US "msm" does it right for once! "ALLEGED"

[LynnTheDem]

"PURPORTED"...

Possible terrorist attack thwarted

Feb. 9: President Bush outlines details about multinational cooperation that foiled purported terrorist plans to fly a commercial airplane into the tallest skyscraper on the West Coast. NBC’s Bob Kur reports.





See, US "msm"...it ain't so difficult after all! Well done.

[mattclearing]

1. That wasn't so hard, was it? n/t

[AndyA]

2. Accurate news coverage?

Are you sure?

You must have been dreaming...

[laruemtt]

3. it's like training a puppy -

reward it when it does right, and when it does wrong, rub its nose in it! they're just very slow learners - the msm that is, not puppies :-)

[sam sarrha]

4. alleged threat against ALLEGED TALL BUILDING, they don't know for sure, SPIN

they dont know if it was really that building or if it was against a building at all...

just propaganda to make the Wet Brain Alcoholic Drug Addict Moran look good

[0007]

14. 'Tis what some poor bloke said after a red hot poker was being

inserted in his rectum.

"My God, stop this insane torture I'll tell you anything"

[blm]

5. If this was true, Bush would have used it in the debates.

He's only saying this now out of desperation for getting caught spying domestically.

[MuseRider]

6. It would have been

front and center in his campaign.

[nickinSTL]

10. absolutey. I can't imagine anyone seriously believing

that Bush wouldn't have used such an important Homeland Security accomplishment as this would have been (had it actually happened) to win reelection.

[FreedomAngel82]

13. Yep

Or at one of his little rallies. Instead he just kept saying "support our troops" nonsense or "it's hard work" etc.

[SammyWinstonJack]

16. Exactly right! How dumb does Rove think we are, anyway?

:dunce: :spank:

[0rganism]

7. So what part of this alleged surveillance involved alleged US residents?

I'd like someone to give a quick rundown of how this operation does anything to justify the allegedly unconstitutional breaches of purported privacy which are the major supposed points of possible contention here. Was it necessary that said surveillance take place within the USA?
Did it involve US citizens/legal residents, or only foreign nationals?
Was the backing data so weak that a warrant could not have been obtained through a FISA court per statute?

Any way you slice it, this thing stinks... still.

[AnneD]

11. I think I smell an alleged PSYOP story,

or perhaps an alleged attempt to divert attention from the illegal domestic wiretaps and shore up alleged support of domestic spying.

[flyarm]

8. and i have swamp land full of chimps here in fla for sale!! cheap!

and i will throw in the chimps for free..
ohhhhh * has to have a plot he foiled with all the spying he has done..

listened this morning to kit bond sending love letters to * for all his spying...

bullshit is bullshit...



fly

[rodeodance]

9. cnn even speculated that Bush doing this to increase reception of his

spy program.

[suffragette]

12. Nice catch

It's good to see them trying to report it more accurately for once.

[Imalittleteapot]

15. Whoopee! What a great President we have.

:woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo:
Those LA liberals sure are lucky that their tall building wasn't attacked.
:sarcasm:

[EC]

17. And where are the reports of the arrest and conviction or

even capture of this plotter? The millennium bombers conviction was reported last year, think he's trying to fool people into believing he is this plotter? or maybe it's the 93 bombers that were convicted and imprisoned? This smells...

[raccoon]

18. And after FOUR YEARS, it's being reported in the MSM?

Yeah, right.

[Justice Is Comin]

19. Yes and Bush needs to call

for an investigation on himself for releasing classified information. :rofl: