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Entire Mainstream Media Jumps on Geneva Convention Trash-A-Thon Posted by Pile (5784 views) [E-Mail link] By now, everyone's heard about the UK press publishing pictures of Saddam Hussein in prison in his underwear. The American media is buzzing about this being a horendous act, a violation of the Geneva Convention, and inappropriate... at the same time the American press, being the whores that they are, have re-printed the Saddam-underwear picture themselves. Yes, almost every major news organization has published the picture. I guess all you need is one company to start it, then everybody can do it and it's not the same? CNN - Compromised News Network BBC - Bogus Broadcasting Company     Comments   Name: (change name for anonymous posting) Title: Comments:     1 Article displayed.

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