America land of the free to abuse: language, prisoners, other countries, and ourselves Clearly the role of media in destroying dynasties (smart, stupid, moronic, Bush family 'nuclar' dim-wittedness) is well documented in history. Consider some of the following examples: early print media in leading to downfall of Louis XIV, the fall of the Berlin wall on television, the tapes of the Iranian Revolution, and now the fall of the house of Bush and Shrub via digital cameras, the Internet, and themselves or their annoited representatives of thinkness on Cable News shows. Consider Mr. Preznit's "Bring it On" playing Chicken comment from the King Rooster of Chickenhawks, I-am-in-the-military-I-have-proof-I-got-military-dentistgery. Isn't that why anyone joins the military? Now we have Charles Krauthammer discussing the situation in Iraq on Wolf "I have a great Beard, don't I!!" Blitzer's Late Edition: "What is amazing is there has not been a general uprising in Iraq after the pictures." What is stopping this obtuse brain-damaged set from calling for an international incident of gigantic proportions? Can't you just imagine Cha-Cha Chaney saying: "Well at least we know the terrorists [shouldn't they be called freedom fighters since the US is the occupying force in their country?] do not have a nuclear device!" [Although if they figured this out if could be used by them to win Bush his first Prenit election. Chaney would continue by saying: "And the terrorist would never think to use such a device in America! And would never ever think they could use it at the Democratic convention by coming in the back delivery entrance which would be left surprisingly unlocked with no security all the way to the convention floor!"] The Internet and cable news media are clearly the thorns in Jim Caviezl's crown for the Bush-lite (is there a full flavored Bush?) regime. The question remains, what are we going to do with the information? http://observer.guardian.co.uk/international/story/0,6903,1217973,00.html http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=578&e=5&u=/nm/20040515/ts_nm/iraq_abuse_pentagon_dc