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former9thward

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18. If you read the link that is not what happened.
Fri May 4, 2012, 10:42 AM
May 2012

The military broke their promise so it was justified that the reporter break his.

He promised to embargo a story exboyfil May 2012 #1
They should not have apologized at all naaman fletcher May 2012 #3
Except that's not how it went down: Alcibiades May 2012 #11
Sounds right to me, Alc. elleng May 2012 #25
Agree. He shouldn't have agreed to the embargo if he was going to break it Politicub May 2012 #31
67 years later, big whoop malthaussen May 2012 #2
Now now, he's only been dead 49 years... (nt) Posteritatis May 2012 #32
Censorship is censorship... trumad May 2012 #4
He Didn't Have To Agree To The Embargo Fastcars May 2012 #5
Good luck becoming a journalist. FailureToCommunicate May 2012 #8
It wasn't censorship Confusious May 2012 #9
If you read the link that is not what happened. former9thward May 2012 #18
The US Army did NOT break its word, happyslug May 2012 #23
+1 Thanks for elaborating in such detail independentpiney May 2012 #24
The reporter acted correctly. former9thward May 2012 #26
Sorry, just because someone else Confusious May 2012 #27
Once the military broke their word there was no point to the embargo. former9thward May 2012 #28
Your word is your word Confusious May 2012 #29
A contract is only good if both parties abide by it. former9thward May 2012 #30
It wasn't a contract Confusious May 2012 #33
Very True. Basil Clarke should have spilled the beans on Operation Torch LanternWaste May 2012 #12
Huge diff don't you think. trumad May 2012 #14
"and those who advocate it our idiots" WilliamPitt May 2012 #20
Douche trumad May 2012 #21
Win WilliamPitt May 2012 #22
So now we have the timeline gratuitous May 2012 #6
So AP, Churchill, Truman all colluded SemperEadem May 2012 #7
I think the Soviets were entitled to a surrender ceremony, that was the right thing to do independentpiney May 2012 #10
Cold War RitchieRich May 2012 #13
Agreed. 20 million Russians died...Russia was on OUR side FailureToCommunicate May 2012 #15
They were first in Berlin. They could have prepared such a place for a ceremony if they wanted one may3rd May 2012 #17
You're right,in fact we should have just marched straight on to Moscow independentpiney May 2012 #19
Is this considered LBN ? may3rd May 2012 #16
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