She should pay royalities to the protestors, or at least give them a tip.

One of our locals bought her BS already, thus the link I copied and pasted from The Olympian.  Even my old eyes could see the photoshop job, but it was perfect for her readers.  If you told them the moon was made of green cheese, they'd be planning a trip there for St. Patrick's Day.

I about gagged at the headline on her blog about the woman "dropped: her child.  The picture looked like a mother picking up a child that tripped on the curb.  Toddlers fall all the time.  I'm not sure that the picture was even taken in the proximity of the protests.  I can't make out enough of the background.  That particular picture could have been a woman and her three children in a different location, then "shopped" for effect.  Rather dispicable, as Daffy would say.

I don't know which doctored photos are being referred to, but I'd say that's an enormous boo-boo.

I believe in the U.S. mission in the Middle East. Do we need to do things differently with foreign and domestic policy to make it work? Of course. A "War Tax" would be a perfect start. Hell, make it voluntary. If you believe in our mission in the Middle East, start contributing money toward it. I'd like to see a way to ensure that the spoils of war go to those who fund it, though. Sorry, but I'm not big on sharing with those who seek to undermine U.S. influence while at the same time enjoying its benefits.

But the last thing anyone else who agrees needs is to falsify information in order to make the other side look bad.

In Truth lies Victory.