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That new web site that purports to be from Pres. Ahmadinejad of Iran, tries to install a virus on your computer. (via LGF and Regime Change Iran).
A series of photo essays from Lenny Maschkowski, documenting the effects of the Katyusha rockets intentionally launched at civilians by Hezbollah, is available here, in PowerPoint format. A few examples:
From Prof. Glenn Reynolds - "Don't Trust If They Won't Verify:"
Can a free press survive if the public concludes that it's in the business of purveying politically motivated propaganda on behalf of civilization's enemies? And, if this kind of thing keeps up, will people be able to resist coming to such a conclusion? The press often responds to business scandals by noting that misbehavior by businessmen is likely to undermine support for free enterprise and lead to public demands for free enterprise. I fear that the same dynamic may lead to reduced support for a free press, and to demands for government regulation of reporting in wartime.
