My favorite bit:
“It’s not illegal, but it’s a money-losing move that the airlines strongly
discourage.”
Special
Report: Airline Ticket Tricks
Tue May 4, 7:13 PM ET
“On Monday, Channel 4 Action News anchor Wendy Bell took you on board a plane and
showed you, seat by seat, how the rules of the sky are changing. Now, she shows
you that where you shop for the best deal is likely not where you’ll find the best
deal.”
The times, they are a-changin’..
HOLLYWOOD
(Reuters) – They really said it — notable quotes from the news:
“Why can’t rock music be about growing old?” — ROGER DALTREY, 60, of the WHO, who once sang “I hope I die before I get
old.”
It seems the mainstream news outlets dropped the ball on the Iraqi prisoner abuse
scandal.
Christian report
alleged torture by coalition troops in January
” Following media reports that US and British army personnel have been charged with
torturing detainees, the Ekklesia news service has pointed out that Christian Peacemaker
Teams (CPT) presented the Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA) in Iraq with a dossier
of statistical data about this four months ago.”
This is ridiculous. !@#$ NARAL!
Pro-Life Women Forcibly
Dragged From John Kerry Abortion Rally
by Steven Ertelt, LifeNews.com Editor
April 27, 2004
“Washington, DC (LifeNews.com) — Five pro-life college students were forcibly removed
from a pro-abortion rally held by presumptive Democratic presidential nominee John
Kerry on Friday. The students were literally dragged off after they began leading
a pro-life chant and one woman suffered injuries to her feet as a result.”
Photographers Discuss
Manhandling of Women at John Kerry Abortion Event
by Steven Ertelt, LifeNews.com Editor
April 28, 2004
” Washington, DC (LifeNews.com) — Two photographers who attended a pro-abortion rally
on Friday sponsored by the campaign of presumptive Democratic nominee John Kerry
discussed the event with LifeNews.com. A group of college women were accosted and
then dragged away from the event after they led pro-life cheers.”
Following up on the abuse of Iraqi prisoners…
U.S.
Tries to Calm Furor Caused by Photos
Sat May 1, 3:42 PM ET
By Dana Milbank, Washington Post Staff Writer
“Arab countries reacted with rage and revulsion yesterday after images of U.S.
soldiers abusing Iraqi prisoners were broadcast around the world.”