As many have predicted, they'll try to blame Clinton for the whole thing. Whatever it takes to give Rumsfeld and the * malAdministration a pass. Whatever it takes.
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http://www.eagleforum.org/news-notes/index.shtmlWOULD YOU LIKE TO SEE HOW THE FEMINISTS DREAM OF TREATING MEN? Click here.
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http://www.eagleforum.org/topics/Feminism/index.shtml>The photo, of course, is Lyndie with the Iraqi prisoner on a leash.
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Everyone seems to be getting the same memo. See the CNS story below.
The "Military Expert", Elaine Donnelly (for the story below) has been a guest (gasp!) on Phyllis Schlafly's radio program talking about military moms. She is President of the right wing think tank, "Center for Military Readiness", whose board of advisors includes: LINDA CHAVEZ, DAVID HOROWITZ, BEVERLY LAHAYE, PHYLLIS SCHLAFLY, and WALTER E. WILLIAMS.
Her bio:
http://cmrlink.org/elainebio.asp (Which Includes the following:
"The popular website NewsMax.com named her one as one of “America’s Most Heroic for 2000.” )
Abu Ghraib Abuse is a Feminist’s Dream, Says Military Expert
By David Thibault
CNSNews.com Managing Editor
May 10, 2004
(CNSNews.com) - The globally distributed photo of a U.S. servicewoman holding a naked Iraqi prisoner by a leash "is exactly what feminists have dreamed of for years," according to a military expert and frequent critic of attempts to integrate all aspects of the U.S. armed forces.
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"In this case, these women may not have been aware of it. But if they've been raised in a culture that you have a lack of respect between men and women, it becomes a little bit more understandable even though it's not excusable," Donnelly added.
Although certain feminists would not admit it publicly, "they're probably quite fond" of the photo showing the Iraqi prisoner being held on a leash, said Donnelly. That's "because it is demeaning to a man - any man."
The feminists to whom Donnelly refers are "the ones who like to buy man-hating greeting cards and have this kind of attitude that all men abused all women. It's a subculture of the feminist movement, but the driving force in it in many cases, certainly in academia," she said.
more.....
http://www.cnsnews.com//ViewNation.asp?Page=\Nation\archive\200405\NAT20040510b.html