Al Queada eating children?

Either Voltaire or Büchner said it best: Revolutions eat their young.

 

Limbaugh also mentioned photos of said activity at this website. I couldn't find any, simply because my POS computer won't allow me to navigate.

http://www.michaelyon.com/

Take it for what it's worth.

 

Guy --
A guy chooses to believe bullshit without proof.
Call it the Judy Miller Defense, if it gets you through the night, but they're both equally culpable. (See also: "Curveball," "Niger uranium documents," "Atta in Prague," "aluminum tubes," "mobile biowarfare labs.")

 

Until there is credible firsthand proof of the charge --- and not the dubious claims of an unnamed local Iraqi official --- I cannot believe the claim.

 

Right now, the latest excuse for the clusterfuck is that we're really fighting al Qaeda and not caught in the middle of a civil war set off by our kicking over the hornet's nest. This has been pushed in about seven WH speeches in the past three weeks. Now, suddenly, an atrocity story that advances that meme appears miraculously.
I do not believe in coincidences any more with these lying weasels.

 

You can't navigate it because it's not a real web site. It looks like one of those placeholder sites announcing that the URL is for sale, only sans For Sale signs.

Limbaugh prevaricate? Nah, never happen.

 

Here's the site.

http://www.michaelyon-online.com/

 

People, this is very serious. Al Qaeda is eating children!

 

This is propoganda 101 and anyone who falls for it is lacking brain cells. As mentioned, tales of these types of things are repeated to make the enemy look like bloodsucking minions of evil in nearly every war ever fought.

I'm sure there's stories of Americans eating people too on their side. Doesn't make it any more accurate.

 

I can see why the lefties won't believe it. The guy is a former Green Beret and he's on the ground in Iraq. They'd much rather get their news filtered through Katie, Brian and ... who is ABC's anchor nowadays? ... and CNN. You know, the DNC anchormen.

 

All of which is a roundabout way of saying "I don't believe it either, here's a really stale GOP talking point while I'm here."

 

The guy was lied to. He didn't see it himself. He admits it up front.