OT: Here's another bizarre find on CNN.com

[SkiDork]

http://www.cnn.com/2005/WORLD/meast/05/ ... index.html

Youch!

[Jodi]

http://www.cnn.com/2005/WORLD/meast/05/ ... index.html

Youch!

Check out the cover of today's Post.

[tyrolean_skier]

I think that the idiot who thought taking the picture and showing it to everyone was funny should be punished severely when found. Do we need to add more wood to the hate fire burning already in Iraq. How many more of our soldiers will die because of this stupid act.

[ski_adk]

How many more of our soldiers will die because of this stupid act.

I don't think any of them will die directly from this stupid act. Most likely it will be from schrapnel in a car bombing or bullets or something of the like.

And you know what, if the U.S. were actually doing its job the right way, this photo would never have appeared. Either the government wants to ignite violence throughout the Middle East to justify extending operations to neighboring countries, or our security forces really are blundering idiots. Between this and the Newsweek article, I'm actually torn between the 2 theories.

[Stormchaser]

How many more of our soldiers will die because of this stupid act.

I don't think any of them will die directly from this stupid act. Most likely it will be from schrapnel in a car bombing or bullets or something of the like.

And you know what, if the U.S. were actually doing its job the right way, this photo would never have appeared. Either the government wants to ignite violence throughout the Middle East to justify extending operations to neighboring countries, or our security forces really are blundering idiots. Between this and the Newsweek article, I'm actually torn between the 2 theories.

Wasn't that a British tabloid? Other than the photo leak, I don't think the US had much control.

[Jodi]

How many more of our soldiers will die because of this stupid act.

I don't think any of them will die directly from this stupid act. Most likely it will be from schrapnel in a car bombing or bullets or something of the like.

And you know what, if the U.S. were actually doing its job the right way, this photo would never have appeared. Either the government wants to ignite violence throughout the Middle East to justify extending operations to neighboring countries, or our security forces really are blundering idiots. Between this and the Newsweek article, I'm actually torn between the 2 theories.

Wasn't that a British tabloid? Other than the photo leak, I don't think the US had much control.

Today's NY Post:

http://www.nypost.com/

Also, check out the headline..."Sagdad"