What Would We Do Without A Professional News Media?

Just how is it possible that U.S. combat forces are protecting the site of the Babadag training facility in Tulcea, Iraq when equipped with non-lethal MILES gear that fires nothing but blanks?

9 Replies to “What Would We Do Without A Professional News Media?”

  1. Thank goodness for the internet and milli blogs.
    Whats the French word for a++hat?
    “Idiot utile” seems to work.

  2. Ahhh, the yellow press strikes again. But hey, they’re putting themselves out of business.

  3. Way to go!
    The terrorists are going to find this on the internet and realize the US only has guys with blanks.
    They will attack for sure and it will be on your heads.

  4. Oh, it gets better.
    Tulcea is in Romania. There is no Tulcea, Iraq (and the “lc” sequence is unlikely in Arabic).
    They’re wearing woodland camouflage. Woodland camouflage hasn’t been worn in Iraq in yonks. In addition, their helmet covers are old models, not used in “the sandbox” even when they’re tan.
    The hummer is an old model, is not armored, and does not have standard equipment for Iraq.
    There’s more, but that hits the high spots. The layers of editors and fact-checkers strike again!
    Regards,
    Ric

  5. A 14 year old could have lifted a more relevant photo from a website–which is probably where this gem came from.

  6. ^^^^^^^^^^^^
    settle down Eeyore I was being sarcastic.
    I agree with the original post the press is pathetic.
    Not even the terrorists are as stupid as the MSM.
    I am not always against you guys.
    jeez tough crowd

  7. Any stock photo in a pinch, I suppose.
    These days, I wouldn’t be surprised to see a report on British troops in Helmand illustrated with an old grainy “Come on, over the top, chaps!” photo from WWI…

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