He was one of the bright spots when I was living in Utah.

The Diane Rehm show the other day had the same content as the faux clips I've seen.

i know their news has pissed me off, but i'm surprised about her. and sad.

they seem to run their pledge weeks every 2 months or so these days.

local content is so outstanding, it is unbelievable. but i havent listened in the last few days.

All I see is, "Pat Bagley nails it RE: Sgt. Bergdahl." So what did Bagley do or say to nail it?

or a link at least- I don't see it and I have allow images checked. Besides that I see everyone else's images.

If you still can't see it, then it's one picture of a Taliban guy with his knife to Bergdahl's throat. Then, another picture of Bergdahl with the same knife to his throat, only this time held by Fox News.

http://www.cagle.com/2014/06/taliban-prisoner-bergdahl/

Strange think is SeaMonkey won't display it but Safari and Foxfire will. Maybe this is one to ask the SeaMonkey people.

I don't have SeaMonkey, and my iMac isn't even upgraded to OSX 10.6.8, as it won't work on my Intel Mac.

It won't upgrade in Safari, Opera, Chrome or Firefox as I can't change my OSX and not lose most of what I have. Can't even get into email hardly.

I would have to buy another computer. I'm being shut out of a lot of things now. Sigh.

Windows 3.11 !!??

MAC OS 10.6.8 Mozilla SeaMonkey 2.26. I can see the toon posted by NewJeffCT but not the one in the OP. All that's in the comment box is the REC score.

The image in the OP shows up in Safari but not SeaMonkey.

I had installed that a few weeks ago and found it blocked some images here on DU. Just a thought.

I'm thinking there have been other images that I could see at DU but thought the original poster was being obtuse so I just clicked to a different thread.
2 addons:
Adblock plus and DOM Inspector.

I've used AdblockPlus for years so it shouldn't be that one and nothing in DOM inspector should be interfering either.

I'll enable Disconnect again on my computer and take note of any missing images at DU and see if I can narrow down their source. The only thing I can think of is that possibly you added a filter to Adblock which is blocking a particular image server but I could be way off. I don't usually customize my addons with filters except Ghostery which blocks a few elements I need so I do remove a few filters on that one.

He's been strong and smart most of the time. That his administration didn't inform Congress, ha! I wouldn't inform that bunch of clowns with any sensitive information. I can just see them running their mouths on Fox.

I wouldn't second guess President Obama or Secretary Hagel on this, and will not discuss this issue until all the facts are know, except to say, rescuing Bergdahl was the right thing to do no matter what.

And other executive decisions?

Do we have to wait for some privileged historian in 50+ years to shed light on why these decisions were made?

I'd really like to see a mechanism that publishes government actions (black/clear) based on some known rules. I don't think that we should need FOIA requests, especially when the potential requestors may not know what happened. I do think that this information should be automatically released unless overriden by an independent court (whatever that is nowadays).

really, not such a good idea. Nothing is for sure, nothing is black and white. Kind of like 3 strikes and you go to jail hasn't worked worth a damn. "some known rules" What would those be?

And you peons are nothing but cannon fodder (or in modern parlance: soylent green.)

fox news.

...and I have found their reporting on Bergdahl objective, as always. Don't confuse hard questions with a lack of sympathy. Softball interviews do no one a favor. Hard questions give the interviewee an opportunity to strongly defend Bergdahl. I have come away from NPR's reporting on Bergdahl's case feeling that the Obama administration unquestionably did the right thing, and followed both military and political precedents in doing so.

this morning they had Josh Korber on again. At least they stopped repeating there was a note.

"he...he....he's an A-Rab"