The secret government marches on...

[Kevin S. Van Horn]

James A. Donald wrote:

>but his claim was that the US was nowhere near the airport,
>

His claim was that he couldn't see them, and that even the mainstream 
reports put them many kilometers away, if you read them carefully.

>the airport was in no imminent danger of falling,
>

And, according to the Sun-Sentinel report, it wasn't -- they reported it 
as empty early in the morning.

>or even of being attacked, 
>

Now you are being dishonest. He made no claim about what might happen in 
the future, only  about what he was seeing at that moment.

>that in the unlikely event that the US had reached the 
>outskirts, they had fled or been driven back.
>

This statement is complete fantasy, and corresponds to nothing that Fisk 
actually wrote in his report.

I don't know much of anything about Fisk, but I now know that *you* 
cannot be trusted to give an honest report.