Sunday
The British commander of troops in the Gulf admitted yesterday that he had been forced to borrow a pair of American desert boots because of a foot injury. Air Marshal Brian Burridge, asked how he had come by the injury, replied: "Kicking a journalist."


By God, get his name and I'll send him a pair myself. If it was Dan Rather, he's getting the whole ensemble.
Posted by Jeffersonian at March 16, 2003 10:03 PM
I speak for many Americans when I say that I'm proud one of our service people was so gracious with their footware ... God knows there's likely no more noble cause than helping a fellow soldier who sees the wisdom in booting a member of the press.
Posted by Alan at March 16, 2003 10:04 PM
It's a sad commentary on the status of "the press" in modern day life that we often consider them the enemy of the people, and the friend of every rinky-dink dictator around the world.
Posted by John J. Coupal at March 17, 2003 06:37 AM
The correct terminology is not "consider them", rather 'we KNOW they are' the enemy of the people.
Posted by MommaBear at March 17, 2003 04:05 PM









