Blogging on the Fly: Saddam Coverage Hits Below the Belt
Sunday, May 22, 2005 at 05:22PM
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The Sunday shows, every last one of them as far as we can tell, commented on the pictures of Saddam in his jockeys. We want to go on record that we think that these photographs are a violation of his rights under the Geneva Convention, that they violate cultural norms for modesty, they are degrading and do not reflect American values and are a total breach of military discipline. We would also like to observe:

  1. Woo woo, ooh baby, lookin' good.
  2. So now millions of MTVers have the answer to their burning question (go to #2).
  3. So they're men's undies and they're not on his head.  This is progress?
  4. We have discovered the final frontier: the news story that Al-Jazeera deemed too offensive to air in Iraq.  Yes, folks, the station that has brought hostage videos, beheadings, and dead American soldiers to the Arab street and beyond, adjudges "Captain Underpants"  unnewsworthy and undignified.

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Another underwear model behind bars

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