La Shawn Barber's Corner � The Eason Jordan Repository

2005-02-05T11:12:00.000-06:00

La Shawn Barber's Corner � The Eason Jordan Repository: "02.03.05
The Eason Jordan Repository

A repository is place where you put things for safe-keeping, but I prefer the fourth definition of the word: a burial vault or a tomb. That�s what you should consider this post. Eason Jordan�s burial vault. It will contain links, analysis and a chronology of how Jordan buried his career. To catch up on the developments, read the first post.
I didn�t want �burial vault� in the title because I don�t want people to think I�m trying to kill him. The story is still developing because Jordan�s statement, a semantical gymnastics routine, is laughable. Read it on Carol Liebau�s blog:

To be clear, I do not believe the U.S. military is trying to kill journalists in Iraq. I said so during the forum panel discussion. But, nonetheless, the U.S. military has killed several journalists in Iraq in cases of mistaken identity. The reason the word �targeted� came up at all is because I was responding to a comment by Congressman Franks, who said he believed the 63 journalists killed in Iraq were the victims of �collateral damage.� Since three of my CNN colleagues and many other journalists have been killed on purpose in Iraq, I disputed the �collateral damage� statement, saying, unfortunately, many journalists � not all � killed in Iraq were indeed targeted. When someone aims a gun at someone and pulls the trigger and then learns later the person fired at was actually a journalist, an apology is appropriate and is accepted, and I believe those apologies to be genuine. But such a killing is a tragic case of mistaken identity, not a case of �collateral damage.� That is the distinction I was trying to make even if I did not make it clearly at the time. Further, I have worked closely with the U.S. military for month"

Well, there is La Shawn Barber

2005-02-05T10:52:00.000-06:00

No kidding, this is a sharpie also. Very refreshing!

STRIPES

2005-02-05T01:01:00.000-06:00

STRIPES

If anyone is sharper than Ann, please let me know.

Welcome to AnnCoulter.com

2005-02-05T00:57:00.000-06:00

Welcome to AnnCoulter.com: "Kerry specifically addressed the scheduled Iraqi elections in his closing statement at the first presidential debate, saying: 'They can't have an election right now. The president's not getting the job done.' (Kerry's a genius! He won the debate!)

A few weeks later, his campaign manager, Mary Beth Cahill, said: 'It's not safe enough to have elections, which are scheduled in January. There is no way that people could go to the polls in that country right now.' "