Michael Ware just said on CNN: "Russian, in the beginning, attacked...

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invaded Georgia on two fronts."

I guess that's the official story and he's sticking to it.

[whistle]

1. Repeat the lie often enough and people begin to believe it

[OwnedByFerrets]

2. I think our world changed when "pundits" and "experts"

were allowed and encouraged to be our "new" people. They can say ANYTHING, and because they are on a "news" show, its true. Amerika is full of gullible idiots.

[OregonBlue]

3. He's become such a tool!!

[mr_hat]

4. Technically true.

They're just leaving out the whole Georgia attacking South Ossetia first part.

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5. That's where the "in the beginning" part of his comment comes in...n/t

[mr_hat]

6. There has to be a beginning of the Russian attack.

He's ignoring what precipitated it. Clear enough, right?

[Turbineguy]

7. By blaming the Russians for the attack

we don't have to get into the more complicated and subtle reality that Bush allowed his ally Saakashvili to walk into a trap set by the Russians.

It's more of an insult to the intelligence of their viewers than an insult on the truth

[TwilightGardener]

8. The Free Republic version of events is that Georgia was simply

and innocently trying to quell some civil unrest from "separatists" in S. Ossetia, and Russia went postal and attacked. I guess that's Michael Ware's/CNN's version now too.