The funny thing is that when violence in Iraq is escalating, the journalists always know what it is and the meaning is never disputed. When violence is escalating, they call it “civil war” and imply that it means the war in Iraq is a failure. Like this report from November 2006:
As the sectarian violence in Iraq escalates into what the US media is now calling a civil war, Mr Bush said he would press Mr Maliki to develop a strategy to stop the killings.
Escalating violence = civil war
Decreasing violence = confused journalists
But don’t you ever accuse these brave and courageous journalists of not being objective.
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Wednesday, October 31, 2007
Violence In Iraq Way Down In October, Peacefulness Confuses Journalists
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