America Targets Al-Zawahri and the Libs Jeer

Posted by Bill Hennessy on January 13, 2006 under Latest |

And all the AP can say is . . .

Weeping villagers dug through the rubble of homes destroyed Friday in a pre-dawn airstrike that doctors said killed at least 17 people in a remote Pakistani tribal area � the second deadly strike in a week near the Afghan border.

The liberals in America continue their campaign to make the terrorists the heroes in this world war. Let by the Associated Press, America’s mainstream press, along with Hollywood, hope to turn Americans against America by making the terrorists into sympathetic anti-heroes.

Other symptoms of this propaganda campaign include Showtime’s “Sleeper Cell” series, and Steven Spielberg’s “Munich.” Both works attempt to show terrorists as good, decent people fed up with American power and Israeli chutzpah.

The AP story works overtime to make the US into the bad guy:

the U.S. military denied knowledge of the incident.

children and women were among the dead.

An Associated Press reporter who traveled to Damadola, about 125 miles southeast of Islamabad, counted at least 15 fresh graves of victims

“I don’t know who carried out this attack and why. We were needlessly attacked. We are law-abiding people. I think we were targeted wrongly,” he said.

The attack was the latest in a series of apparent air or missile strikes on the Pakistan side of the border with Afghanistan, unexplained by authorities but widely suspected to have targeted terror suspects or Islamic militants.

Last Saturday, an attack on a cleric’s home in North Waziristan, 125 miles southwest of Bajur, killed eight people.

The U.S. military denied it had bombed the area.

“Our people say Americans did it,” Rashid said. “If it is true, then Pakistan should lodge a strong protest with the U.S. government for killing innocent people.”

It reads like an Alexander Cockburn myth. Don’t be surprised if, in the near future, lefty web sites hawk pro-bin Laden t-shirts, the sickening, cowardly bastards.

Meanwhile, Michelle Malkin found a fairer and better balanced report at ABC of all places. She also links to CounterterrorismBlog which is keepign up to date on the identification process. Keep your champaign bottles at the ready.