
On another matter but one which bears philosophical similarity:
RED STATE points out that four reporters were more concerned about the interrogation techniques used that involved lying to a prisioner than about the safety of our troops. There is something seriously wrong with our news media when, as Red State summarizes:
The real travesty here is not that the press disclosed the identity of a protected witness. It is that their delicate sensibilities were offended more by non-physical, non-threatening interrogation techniques than the torture-worthy murder of an American soldier.
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