As you’ve probably heard, MoveOn ran an ad noting that there were 150,000 US troops in Iraq, and Bush had no plan to get them out. This narrative ran as the ad displayed a picture of British troops chowing down….

Were similar fakery found in a spot from, say, the Swifties, the press would launch a fortnight of finger-wagging, faulting Karl Rove. I’d call it Nixonian–’cpt Tricky Dick knew more about the military and magnetic tape than any lefty.

A few good posts and stories today: Ace of Spades wonders why the NY Times really twists themselves into knots trying to paint good economic news as bad. As if it’s a mystery. Jeff Goldstein ponders the LA Times story

Probably over the embarassing fact that they apparently think everyone else is so stupid that they wouldn’t catch that the pictures of the soldiers they have in the ad on their webpage that has been altered to make them look like American soldie…

I don’t know if the MoveOn.org television ad ran in your area, but it did in mine. It was the emotional Thanksgiving ad that they put on the air decrying the U.S. “Occupation” of Iraq.

I’d say “caption this,” but the real one is almost too good already:
Anti-war activist Cindy Sheehan waits for people to show up at her book signing near President Bush’s ranch on Saturday, Nov. 26, 2005 in Crawford, Texas.
I wonder where all her l…

If you have to fabricate information and deceive to advance your agenda, it’s time to move on. No doubt they won’t take my advice.

Bloggers and blog readers caught it and Michelle’s all over it. A whole-hearted round of applause goes to everyone who exposed this latest stupid liberal trick. I almost want to support MoveOn’s campaign to get that ad on TV. It will help show more p…

This is most often irritated when people who are PAID to cover the military, get simple facts wrong. Not knowing the difference between a battalion and a division. Not understanding the rank structure. Referring to marines as soldiers. Calling APCs “…

11/30/2005: Opposing the war is one thing, hurling invective against the president is also one thing. Moveon.org takes it to a whole new level, as Michelle Malkin exposes creative fraudulent editing. Don’t tell me Mary Mapes and Dan Rather are working …

(You’re dyin’ to know, aren’t ya? First one to guess gets a Janeane Garafolo doll.) An eagle eyed Army Captain points out the busy little Photo Shoppers to Michelle Malkin. A uniform is a uniform is a uniform, right? Mark…

Michael Yon has mentioned in the past that several of the American troops fighting in Iraq are not, in fact, full fledged American citizens. Evidently MoveOn.org has brought this concept to newly twisted levels by running an ad bashing Bush

Maybe I’ve just got photos on the brain, though. This morning, Michelle Malkin had a story about how MoveOn.Org, in a ad about getting American troops home for Thanksgiving, managed to use a picture of British, not American troops. Not only that but,…

If you haven’t seen the kerfuffle over MoveOn.org’s use of British soldiers in their American Troops Stuck in Iraq ad, and the subsequent attempt to photoshop pants on the poor chap, check it out here, here.
A US Army Captain responds:
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First, watch this video, the latest from the collection of Soros supported goofballs known as Moveon.org.

Now look at this picture: