HA!...Trick question. With great flourish and finesse, Ol' Bill hits a grand slam home run for the Washington Neo-Cons, spinning fabricated excuses, bullshit, and spin into EVERY single paragraph.
For added fun, read this in BO's "elite media" voice (my comments in ital):
"The Hate Bush Syndrome"
By: Bill O'Reilly
Thursday, Dec 29, 2005
No question that the two big stories this year were Katrina and the continuing chaos in Iraq. Both contain lessons. Katrina demonstrated just what can happen when the water hits the dam; no branch of government can save you from disaster. Those who didn't have the smarts or the wherewithal to flee the Hurricane got blasted especially in New Orleans. A metaphor for life: Get smart and depend on yourself. No bureaucracy can protect you from crisis or disaster.
Did you get the message in that last paragraph?Iraq taught us that well intentioned theory can be trumped by unpredictable behavior. Before the invasion, the Bush administration was convinced the Iraqi people would be so thrilled by the prospective of a life free from tyranny, that they would embrace coalition forces and a chance for democracy. It turns out that some Iraqis are addicted to tyranny and enjoy inflicting terror on anyone who opposes it. Should the USA have known that before it began nation building in a chaotic land? Probably.
Pleeeeze enslave me...I'm addicted to torturesnipThere was one important story this year that went largely unreported, and that is the full-blown emergence of the "hate Bush media." This phenomenon is unlike anything the country has seen since the final days of Richard Nixon. Liberals will tell you that Bill Clinton was vilified in the media, but compared to the loathing directed at President Bush, Clinton's press plight was a foot massage.
It's not Buxh's fault that it was a bad year for America nobody blamed Clinton for the booming 90ssnipThis loathing of the President is, without a doubt, dangerous for the nation. Any kind of irrationality on the part of the American media impedes the honest flow of information and causes damage to our system of checks and balances. The press is supposed to be an honest watchdog, not a vicious pit bull bent on destruction.
Stop printing investigative stories, and let the information flowMost importantly, if the mainstream media will not give Mr. Bush a fair shake, the terrorists score a major victory. Chaos at the top aids the enemy. Right now, America desperately needs an honest press. It does not need a vengeful press.
Hahahaha...Fox News' own Bill O'Reilly carping about a "vengeful media"More propaganda herehttp://www.billoreilly.com/currentarticle