Comments on: Provisional Epitaph for Easongate/It ain’t over ’til the tape rolls

By: christmas stockings

christmas stockings — Mon, 20 Nov 2006 08:41:55 +0000

christmas stockings… christmas gifts is a christmas gifts blog….

By: Yanni Znaio

Yanni Znaio — Thu, 03 Mar 2005 18:14:42 +0000

Sorry about that. I’ve got an image for the Jordan scandal at this post.

By: Yanni Znaio

Yanni Znaio — Thu, 03 Mar 2005 18:12:26 +0000

DISPLAYED AT 120 X 81

By: Exguru

Exguru — Tue, 15 Feb 2005 03:06:15 +0000

Jordan deserved to be sacked because he was head of CNN News. The pro-Kerry and anti-war stance of CNN was plenty of reason to dump him, without regard to his feverish belief that Ameicans killed reporters on purpose. He backed Kerry and he backed Quagmie–too losers. The recent elections in Iraq should result in more heads rolling in the MSM, but don’t hold your breath.

By: Rob Kiser

Rob Kiser — Mon, 14 Feb 2005 18:54:21 +0000

The myopic MSM, always looking to paint themselves as a victim, are lashing out at the blogs. They claim that the conservative blogs are a bloodthirsty, savage, and unrepentant lot. Obviously, they still don’t understand the nature of their enemy. They’re desperately waging a Quixotic battle with a windmill from the back of an ass. The blogs weren’t calling for Eason Jordan’s resignation. At least, not the ones I was reading. They were calling for the WEF to release the tapes of the conference. Eason Jordan and CNN never have asked for these tapes to be released. Jordan “resigned” without mentioning the tapes. Obviously, there can only be one reason for this. Because the tapes would show exactly what the pundits claimed they did. Otherwise, he could have just said “I didn’t say that…please release the tapes, and I will be vindicated.” Eason Jordan deliberated slandered our troops to curry favor with the 2nd world countries of Europe and the terrorists that rule the oil-drenched deserts. He was pissing on the graves of the men and women that gave their lives to make this world a better place. a href=”http://www.peeniewallie.com/archives_2005_02.htm#wallflower”www.peeniewallie.com

By: Vulgorilla

Vulgorilla — Mon, 14 Feb 2005 14:17:17 +0000

As we now know, Sen. Joseph McCarthy was indeed on to something. In response to the new fever swamp, moonbat left, Sen. Joe’s legacy has morphed from self-agrandizing politician, to demagogue, to prophet. M. Pecquerie’s use of “McCarthyism” has only seved to remind us that we should have payed much more attention to Senator Joe when we had the chance. Since the TSM refuses to demand the release of the tape, we can be pretty certain that it contains just about everything we think it does. Since our imagination is the next best thing to actually having a copy of the tape, we’ll just have to go with that for now. Heh.

By: The Kid

The Kid — Mon, 14 Feb 2005 05:18:00 +0000

You’ve got a blog? Cool. I’ve been wanting to get in touch for quite awhile anyway, so this seems like a good opportunity. Don’t make me mention all that nonsense about the skis. I’ll do it, you know. Congrats, Bro, on all your success. Just out of curiosity, does a RoseDale-Peaches reference bring to mind any long-ago strangness (Ltd.)? The Simca being dead would be in that same. reference, I think.

By: Austin Bay Blog » What’s Wrong with CBS?– Noonan just nicks the bulls-eye

Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000

[…] ilitary “targeted” journalists. As I wrote last month, The Eason Jordan Affair isn’t over ’til the tape rolls. A revived CBS can roll that tape. (3) Update us on the car […]

By: Austin Bay Blog » Editor and Publisher Weighs In on CNN and CBS Scandals

Austin Bay Blog » Editor and Publisher Weighs In on CNN and CBS Scandals — Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000

[…] replied: “Of course. And they could make any distribution of it they wished.” I had this post up February 13: Is the CNN-Davos scandal over because Eason Jordan resigned? Don’t think so– we hav […]