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O'Reilly's Dishonesty on Tape

Category: Politics
Posted on: June 12, 2006 10:02 AM, by Ed Brayton

Youtube is fast becoming the greatest and most useful webpage in existence. It allows us to post video footage directly to our blogs without having to upload it all. Here's one I came across on Captain Rational's site and just had to post here. It's Keith Olbermann shredding Bill O'Reilly and catching him in a lie about American troops during WW2 - not once, but twice. View it below:

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Wow. I'm not even sure what O'Reilly's point was in the first place - two of *our own* wrongs make a right?

Posted by: Dave M. Author Profile Page | June 12, 2006 10:53 AM

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This isn't the first time O'Reilly has done this. I launched into him the first time but assumed it was just a slipup on his part. This second time around led me to believe that he is so desperate to justify abuses in Iraq that he's willing to slime the U.S. Army during WWII. Indeed, there were some interesting comments in my most recent post about just this despicable denigration of U.S. troops suggesting that maybe O'Reilly had been "remembering" scenes from Saving Private Ryan as history.

Posted by: Orac Author Profile Page | June 12, 2006 11:00 AM

3

Simple: WWII was 'the good war'. Anything we did in that war was good, so if we do the same now, it is good.

Posted by: george.w Author Profile Page | June 12, 2006 11:07 AM

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O'Reilly and Fox must be sharing tips with the DI and UD blog.

Posted by: Rev. BigDumbChimp Author Profile Page | June 12, 2006 12:49 PM

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