tracking the war

[ScottP]

I'm trying to keep track of the war, military positions ... what are some good sites, preferably self updating stuff like that

 

[nick1985]

msnbc

 

[Piano Man]

MSNBC and CNN seem to have the best coverage so far.

 

[pcman2002b]

Its called a TV.

Apparently these amazing things update themselves several times a second I think 60.

Sorry had to be a smart ass for a sec.

I don't know about self-updating but all of major news channels have pretty decent websites.

 

[her209]

Call the President and ask?

 

[TNTrulez]

Originally posted by: pcman2002b
Its called a TV.

Apparently these amazing things update themselves several times a second I think 60.

Sorry had to be a smart ass for a sec.

I don't know about self-updating but all of major news channels have pretty decent websites.

Don't have a TV. Next.

 

[pcman2002b]

Originally posted by: TNTrulez

Originally posted by: pcman2002b
Its called a TV.

Apparently these amazing things update themselves several times a second I think 60.

Sorry had to be a smart ass for a sec.

I don't know about self-updating but all of major news channels have pretty decent websites.

Don't have a TV. Next.

Who doesn't own a TV, you do live in America right?

 

[The Stigenator]

BBC WORLD - LIVE COVERAGE.
Please dont hammer it.. I am watching it right now.

 

[pcman2002b]

Originally posted by: The_good_guy
BBC WORLD - LIVE COVERAGE.
Please dont hammer it.. I am watching it right now.

While they were recapping Bush's comments on "military action" a few seconds ago it looked like he was just holding his mouth open and they were playing a tape of him talking. I think it was because of the compression and all that.