Was there interference during the Frontline program on Iraq?.

[madfloridian]

I taped it from WEDU in Tampa. I have watched just a portion so far. Already about 6 times the screen has turned that grey look with a static sound for a few seconds, then back to the program.

There were no cable problems at all when this was happening. I would hate to think parts were edited out, and I rather doubt it. How would I know though? Guess I could watch the online video?

Just wondered if anyone else had the problem.

[Noordam]

1. I watched the Tampa version and did not see any grey things

But I watched broadcast no cable.

Did not he the PNAC at all, talked with Perle and others but did not put that together with Project for a New America.

Look like everybody is trying to blame the Iraq National Congress and Chevis(sp) for given them bad intel.

[morebunk]

4. Don't fool yourself, the bad 'intel' came our most "trusted ally"

Otherwise we would have fully veted the intel in the first place and we would not have been so arrogantly certain that it was reliable. I am just waiting for the real story to get legs. But, as you will notice, no one is even pushing to find out from WHERE that bogus intelligence came. Doen't that strike you as odd?

[FlashHarry]

2. Here in Bush country, it ran TWICE!

Actually, I live in ultra-conservative Omaha, and since we're on the border with Iowa, we get both NE and IA public television. Both stations ran it without a hitch.

BTW, it was the best Frontline I've seen in ages.

[Ripley]

3. I've got Comcast Cable and it ran fine.

Great show. I wish they had made more obvious connections with Perle, et al and PNAC and AEI, but overall I loved they way it used Cheney, Rice and SMirky's own words to show THEY ARE LIARS.