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Kerry was at that table to conduct an off-the-record breakfast discussion with two reporters, so there would have been no reason whatsover for troops to be sitting with them. In fact, Kerry and the reporters even sought out empty seats, I'm told.If you ever sit down to breakfast with Marc Santora and Mark Danner you'll want to make damn sure there aren't any troops nearby to overhear your conversation.
Wonder what they talked about, while eating that free Haliburton food?
In the first seven days of 2007, the number of bodies found dead in Baghdad streets as reported by Reuters has ended in the number 7 four times. Twice 47 bodies being found in Bagdad has been reported by Reuters in the first seven days of 2007.
An interesting story about propaganda-gone-bad.
An Iraqi insurgent propaganda video, containing what is described as a Christmas message from a U.S. soldier taped just before he was killed, appeared on dozens of Web sites and on the al Jazeera network.But a lot about the video does not add up, including the fact that ABC News found the supposedly dead soldier is "alive and well" and present for duty, according to a U.S. Army spokesman at Fort Campbell, Ky.
"There are a whole bunch of lies on that tape," said Lt. Col. Ed Loomis at Fort Campbell. "It is nothing but a total fabrication."
Check out the comment section.
...is a good thing.
I saw Ellicia for the first time today. First time since she'd died and they'd wheeled her away.Was nervous. But, went right up to her...
She was covered in a sheet (up to her neck) because they didn't have clothes yet. The clothes I'd brought, even though she'd recently worn them, didn't fit anymore. I'd gone shopping for her, and selected a few outfits. (As an aside, Ellicia and I enjoyed doing clothes shopping, but men, I have to tell you... if you think clothes shopping is difficult, it's really hard when she can't try them on. Takes a lot of imagination.)
I think it's a beautiful outfit, and she'll look lovely in it.
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