Fallujah offensive timed to distract media from voter fraud

[krkaufman]

This latest Fallujah offensive was obviously postponed until after the election in order to maintain Bush's rose-colored world, but is it also possible that it was tangentially intended as a cover for voter fraud activities?

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=103x84158

[Dufaeth]

1. They've done a pretty good job of distracting

themselves so far. (Except Olberman of course)

[goclark]

2. My thoughts exactly

FRAUD lock out because it would be UnAmerican at this time.

[NJ_Lib]

3. When my honey first suggested this...

I thought he was losing it... Now, I'm not so sure...

[Pachamama]

4. This administration is one big distraction- that's all they have ever done

...whether in the form of "Terror Alerts" or programs with Orwellian names, there is nothing this administration does or happens by "coincidence"...

:grr:

[Warpy]

5. Yes and no

It was timed for after the election, no matter whether the fraud was sufficient to reinstall Bush, because the operation is a brutal, sickening one. Their aim is to level that city and kill most of the people living there to make an example of it.

Brutal dictators are all alike. They think alike, they act alike.

[lovedems]

6. My husband and I reached that conclusion last night.

He was getting pissed that there wasn't a single story on the news about voting irregularities or voter fraud. Then it dawned us, the "news" is to busy getting boners that they have another "war" to cover. I am sure war is good for ratings. No wonder they all seem so happy.