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WaPo Addresses Obama's Faith -- With NO Wright? The Washington Post published a front page story on Sunday headlined "Obama Addresses His Faith: Senator Describes Spiritual Journey." But it completely ignored Rev. Jeremiah Wright and the Trinity United Church of Christ. Obama was allowed to declare to audiences how he "let Jesus Christ into his life" on the south side of Chicago, but the Post utterly left out the fact that it was Rev. Wright who was his spiritual mentor.
Post editors might insist that Jonathan Weisman's story was not a biographical or historical piece so much as a campaign trail piece about how Obama hopes to appeal to evangelical voters who aren't thrilled with John McCain. But doesn't Obama's church factor in when those voters try to decide what kind of Christian he is?
"In my own life, " he said, "it's been a journey that began decades ago on the South Side of Chicago, when, working as a community organizer, helping to build struggling neighborhoods, I let Jesus Christ into my l newsbusters.org Sunday, July 06, 2008Kurdistance: Where Have All the Bloggers Gone? Where have all the Kurdish bloggers gone?, asks Deborah Ann Dilley, in this post that revisits the beginnings of Kurdish blogosphere coverage on Global Voices and examines the whereabouts of the Kurdish voice on the internet. globalvoicesonline.org Sunday, July 06, 2008American Media Misses the Boat on American Victories In Iraq If you are unaware that America is on the cusp of a spectacular victory against Al Qaeda in Iraq, its most likely because you read American newspapers and watch American news. We are closing in on a trap around 1,200 terrorists in Iraq that will effectively put an end to Al Qaeda in Iraq, but this report is oddly absent in American media. They missed the boat on this one, but the Times of London reports:
After being forced from its strongholds in the west and centre of Iraq in the past two years, Al-Qaeda's dwindling band of fighters has made a defiant "last stand" in the northern city of Mosul.
A huge operation to crush the 1,200 fighters who remained from a terrorist force once estimated at more than 12,000 began on May 10.
Operation Lion's Roar, in which the Iraqi army combined forces with the Americans' 3rd Armoured Cavalry Regiment, has already resulted in the death of Abu Khalaf, the Al-Qaeda leader, and the capture of more than 1,000 suspects.
Along with this good news, Iraqi newsbusters.org Sunday, July 06, 2008Tom Hanks in New 'Welcome Back Veterans' Ad If you've watched any baseball this holiday weekend, you've likely seen a new public service announcement featuring actor Tom Hanks promoting a group called Welcome Back Veterans.In the 30-second segment, soldiers recount the welcome they received when they first returned home from either Iraq or Afghanistan.Hanks finishes the ad stating (video embedded right):A new generation of veterans is coming home. Make a difference for them at WelcomeBackVeterans.org.The PSA is a collaboration between Major League Baseball Charities and the Ad Council as reported by PRNewswire on June 24:The program is designed to raise awareness and encourage all Americans to provide support for veterans who served in Iraq and Afghanistan. [...]"Major League Baseball considers it both an obligation and a privilege to assist our troops in any way we can," said Bob DuPuy, MLB President and Chief Operating Officer, and a veteran who served a year in Vietnam and received the Army Commendation Medal for hi newsbusters.org Sunday, July 06, 2008Global Lives Project: Recording the lives of 10 people for 1 day The Global Lives Project is a global initiative created to showcase the lives of 10 different people from all over the world by following them and recording 24 hours of their day in video. These 240 hours of material will be shown at the same time in an installation where a person will be able to walk through 10 different rooms projecting each one of their lives, and a central hub where the 10 screens will be seen simultaneously. globalvoicesonline.org Sunday, July 06, 2008CNN revisits the Bush's administration's Iraq war deception. CNN’s Late Edition celebrated its 10th anniversary today by re-airing some of Wolf Blitzer’s key interviews with Bush administration officials about the Iraq war. Some highlights:
GOV. BUSH: If at any time I found that the Iraqis were developing weapons of mass destruction, they wouldn’t exist anymore. [Jan. 2000]
RICE: There will always be some uncertainty [...] thinkprogress.org Sunday, July 06, 2008Brazil: The Rent-a-Blog debate heats the blogosphere A famous brand of beverage decides to invest in Brazilian blogs as the main vehicle to market its latest product. A well established blog-like website picks up the story using the term "rent-a-blog" to describe the chosen bloggers. A recipe for disaster or the signs of a new era? globalvoicesonline.org Sunday, July 06, 2008USO and Budweiser Say Thank You to the Troops Try watching the following wonderful tribute to our troops without crying:With today's anti-war media, this is a very pleasant surprise indeed.Post facto aside: Obviously, it's no surprise the USO would be involved in such a commercial. But, is anybody else shocked to see a major American corporation like Anheuser Busch associated with this? newsbusters.org Sunday, July 06, 2008Barnes: War in Iraq is 'so much more important' than war in the 'middle of nowhere' Afghanistan. On Fox News Sunday, Fred Barnes argued that war in Iraq is “so much more important” than the war in Afghanistan. Iraq is a “country in the heart of the Middle East, one of the most important countries there, an oil-producing country.” He added, “Compare that with there’s a Taliban offensive in southeastern Afghanistan. You [...] thinkprogress.org Sunday, July 06, 2008Democratic Convention stumbles in Democratic fashion; Update: Howard Dean responds A sneak peek at a Democratic DC. feedburner.com Sunday, July 06, 2008 1 2 Archived "Top blogs - News" opinions:
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