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Thursday, October 19, 2006
Open Letter to KOAT-TV News and Larry Barker
As reported in an earlier post today, the Raw Story blog broke a story on Rep. Heather Wilson (NM-01) today that included scans of a police report about her husband, Jay Scone, that was filed with APD. As I said, I had done a post here on October 3, 2006 based on a video of a KOAT-TV news story by investigative reporter Larry Barker that I had found uploaded at YouTube. It details how Heather Wilson removed a file on her husband from the general file system of the NM Department of Children, Youth and Families three days after she took office as the agency's Secretary. Wilson lies on camera to Larry Barker, denying she took the file. Later, when she learned the story would be aired, she admitted she took the file.
It appears that the video was removed from YouTube around the time the Raw Story post went up. YouTube put up a statement saying it was removed due to "copyright infringement."
I'm asking KOAT-TV News: Why did you demand that the video be removed by YouTube, if it was in fact done by you?
I think the voters should have access to legitimate, broadcast news stories having to do with Heather Wilson's credibility. Why ask that the video be taken down now? And why has this story not been mentioned by you in this election cycle, especially given the tainted accusations being made by the Wilson campaign and the Republican Party of NM against Dem challenger Patricia Madrid?
Just in the last couple days I have received four color mailers from the State Republican Party that accuse Madrid of, among other things, stinking like used baby diapers. I'm not kidding, they've devolved that much. Isn't it the role of the media to provide as complete a picture as possible of the credibility of candidates? While local TV and print media have been more than willing to mention empty and very personally negative accusations made by Wilson and the Republicans about Madrid, this story of Wilson's dishonesty has been completely neglected. And now now it's apparently being kept from further public scrutiny under the guise of "copyright infringement." What gives?
Editor's Note: If readers out there would like to contact KOAT-TV about their actions, visit their website for contact info.
October 19, 2006 at 05:15 PM in Candidates & Races | Permalink
Comments
You would think KOAT would want to run something on this given the Foley scandal and Wilson's connections with it.
Posted by: Old Dem | Oct 19, 2006 7:20:15 PM
I wouldn't hold my breath for KOAT to respond. Obviously they don't want this seen during election time. Can you imagine if the story was about a Democratic candidate? There would be 24/7 coverage all over like they did with Howard Dean and the faked coverage of his "scream."
Posted by: I Vote | Oct 19, 2006 11:55:32 PM
Oh this is a nonstory to KOAT, the Journal and others. After all, Wilson merely lied on camera when Barker showed her a file card indicating the file was removed on her orders. Then she had to change her story about the file describing an incident about her husband and a minor. I think it is important with Wilson serving on the Page Board and the protect youth caucus with Foley. Does it show a pattern of Wilson covering up for these types of incidents?
Imagine if a Democrat was the one involved in all this.
Posted by: Old Dem | Oct 20, 2006 9:27:11 AM
What a mess! We should protest at KOAT KOB KRQE
During National Character Counts Week, Bush Stumps for Philanderer
https://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/10/19/AR2006101901621_pf.html
The nature of the accuser's allegations -- she said Sherwood gave her "facial lacerations, bruises about the head, neck and other portions of her body, head injury, injuries to her teeth, mouth and gums, back and neck strain, injuries to her scalp" -- makes it more than a distraction. Sherwood continues to deny abuse after reaching the secret settlement. The president otherwise kept his talk in the comfortable realm of terrorists and taxes.
RAW obtains abuse file buried by Congresswoman
https://www.rawstory.com/news/2006/Congresswoman_on_page_board_buried_file_1019.html
Wilson also currently serves on the Congressional Missing and Exploited Children's caucus.
Disgraced former Rep. Randy "Duke" Cunningham parlayed his seat on the House Intelligence Committee into at least $70 million in business for two contractors who in turn paid him millions in bribes, an investigator hired by the panel has concluded.
https://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2006/10/18/politics/main2102285.shtml
It said that he and at least one associate secured the cooperation — or at least the acquiescence — of many people. They included members of Congress and their aides who handled bills that directed money to certain programs, Pentagon officials who awarded the contracts and officials at agencies where the contract work was done.
Bringing our fellow Americans to a greater understanding of the evils of a government-dominated society and the virtues of a free society has always been difficult and frustrating work. It's no wonder that Albert Jay Nock likened it to Isaiah's job. People are easily misled by promises of government salvation, especially when they are consumed by fear for their physical safety or their economic security. Making matters even more difficult is the state's co-optation of a large number of people who have discovered that in the United States the rise of Big Brother offers enormous opportunities for personal enrichment – fascism's greatest advantage over socialism.
https://www.lewrockwell.com/higgs/higgs50.html
The potential for making off with such loot has long been appreciated in connection with the military-industrial-congressional complex (MICC), and recent years have witnessed another great bonanza there. Between the fiscal years 2001 and 2006, Department of Defense (DoD) outlays, excluding payments to military personnel, increased from $217 billion to $366 billion, or by 69 percent (49 percent after the DoD's generous allowance for inflation). Nearly all of this money finds its way into the pockets of the owners, employees, and suppliers of military-contracting companies. We are not likely to win many converts to the cause of liberty in this crowd.
The report cited "red flags" associated with Cunningham's pet earmarks, and said committee staff were unable to conduct appropriate oversight over a Cunningham-backed counterintelligence project at an unspecified agency because project staff were reluctant to share negative information with the committee and committee staff were unwilling or unable to follow up on negative agency feedback when it was provided.
https://www.govexec.com/dailyfed/1006/101806m1.htm
According to FedSpending.org, a federal spending database hosted by watchdog group OMB Watch, alleged co-conspirator Wilkes' company received $89.4 million in Defense and General Services Administration contracts between fiscal years 2000 and 2005, the entire time span available. Virtually all of those contracts were awarded in open competitions in which only one bid was received, or without competition, according to the database.
Brent Wilkes, Jack Abramoff, and Tom Noe are all“Bush pioneers, all under indictment
House Intel Chair suspends staff member
https://www.rawstory.com/showoutarticle.php?src=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.usatoday.com%2Fnews%2Fwashington%2F2006-10-19-congress-leak_x.htm%3Fcsp%3D15
The leak to The New York Times of a National Intelligence Estimate on global terror trends caused a political uproar last month. In the assessment, completed in April, analysts from the government's 16 spy agencies concluded that the Iraq war has become a "cause celebre" for Islamic extremists, breeding deep resentment of the U.S. that probably will get worse before it gets better.
Facing Fed Probe, House GOP Spending Chief Axes Investigative Staff
https://www.tpmmuckraker.com/archives/001845.php
Lewis fired 60 investigators who had worked for his committee rooting out fraud, waste and abuse, effective immediately.
NY Times: As Iraq strategy falters, Bush left with 'ugly choices'
https://www.rawstory.com/news/2006/NY_Times_As_Iraq_strategy_falters_1019.html
Among the issues Bush faces with his difficulties in Iraq is whether Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld should be retained. "Worsening violence could ultimately force Rumsfeld's departure," the writers speculate, as well a "poor showing in next month's midterm elections."
Top US general says Rumsfeld is inspired by God
https://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20061020/wl_afp/usmilitarypolitics_061019193550
"Today I believe that we can say we were successful in our efforts and contributed to ensuring our nation's security through support on the global war on terror, and encouraged regional cooperation to enhance the security and stability in the region?"
US Army Concedes Failure in Baghdad
https://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/10/19/AR2006101900891_pf.html
Caldwell's appraisal of the Baghdad campaign known as Operation Together Forward was in stark contrast to reviews during the opening weeks. At that time, U.S. military leaders said the deployment of 12,000 additional U.S. troops in Baghdad's most violent neighborhoods was significantly improving security for residents.
GOP to Air Ad Warning of Terror Attacks
https://www.breitbart.com/news/2006/10/19/D8KS23UO1.html
The ad also cites al-Zawahri's claim to have obtained "some suitcase bombs," followed by a scene that appears to show a nuclear explosion.
Bin Laden, terror imagery focus of latest GOP ad
https://www.rawstory.com/news/2006/Bin_Laden_terror_imagery_focus_of_1019.html
Certain menacing phrases are repeated twice (e.g., "kill the Americans," "suitcase bombs") to reinforce the message.
https://www.gop.com/
It's been 1,859 days since WMD said he'd catch Osama bin Laden 'Dead or Alive!
Bush says he regrets 'tough talk'
https://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/c/a/2006/05/26/MNGAKJ2QBA1.DTL
Asked what "missteps and mistakes'' he regretted the most, Bush responded with uncharacteristic reflection, citing his July 2003 admonition to Iraqi insurgents to "bring 'em on,'' and his declaration shortly after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks that the U.S. wanted Osama bin Laden "dead or alive.'' '
Q You're still tying other things in there.
https://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2006/10/20061019-1.html
MR. SNOW: That's because, I hate to tell you, but Iraq is not a standalone issue. As bin Laden has said, it's the semper fi in the war on terror. And the idea, somehow, the you could separate them from what's going on is to take a naive look at a world in which people have satellite communications, and the rest of the world watches what happens. So if, in fact, people were to draw the conclusion that the United States is going to cut and run from Iraq, don't you think Iran or --(interruption in briefing) -- let me continue. I was in the midst, before we did the planes, trains and automobiles.
Ahmadinejad predicts Israel's collapse, warns of 'boiling wrath'
https://www.breitbart.com/news/2006/10/20/061020113636.w7x4yvau.html
"This regime (Israel) will be gone, definitely," Ahmadinejad, who has previously called for Israel to be "wiped from the map" and described the Holocaust as a myth, told the protestors.
Thursday: 120 Iraqis Killed, 179 Wounded; 3 GIs Dead, 1 Marine Killed
Updated 11:15 p.m. EDT, Oct. 19, 2006
Today, at least 120 Iraqis were killed and 179 more were wounded in ongoing violence. Three American soldiers were reported killed, one Marine died, and three more soldiers were injured.
A Marine died "from enemy action" in Anbar Province today. The U.S. military also reported that an American soldier died "from wounds sustained during enemy action" yesterday in Anbar Province. Another was killed in Baghdad when gunmen attacked his patrol on Wednesday, and an MP in Balad was killed by a roadside bomb blast. Also, this morning three U.S. soldiers were injured when a roadside bomb on Baghdad’s Al-Jomhouriya Street blasted their tank.
In Baghdad, 27 bodies were discovered in various parts of the city this morning. In the Ghandeer district, four people died and 13 were wounded after a booby-trapped car exploded. In the Doura district, a roadside bomb targeting a police patrol killed three policemen and two civilians; nine civilians and three policemen were also wounded. Another roadside bomb and a car bomb in the New Baghdad area were used in an attack on a police patrol; one civilian died and five others were wounded, including a policeman. A pair of roadside bombs outside the Iraqi National Theatre in central Baghdad wounded two people. In a separate incident, gunmen attacked a police station, killing four policemen and wounding 10 civilians. Gunmen also killed an employee of the Ministry of Higher Education in downtown Baghdad. A bomb attack against a convoy in the Saydiyah neighborhood killed five people. Gunmen there also killed Colonel Basim Qasim and Brigadier General Kadhim Mahdi of the border police was assassinated.
In Mosul, a suicide bomber blew up a fuel truck, killing 13 and wounding 25 others at a police center and neighboring gas station; over 40 cars were reportedly destroyed. Rebels fired mortars at a different station shortly thereafter, killing nine. A car bomb targeting a U.S. military convoy instead killed a civilian.
A roadside bomb killed four and wounded one other person in Kut. Police found seven tortured and shot bodies on a road outside town.
In Mahmudiya, several mortar rounds blasted a residential neighborhood, killing two and wounding three members of one family. Just outside of town, mortars fell on a separate village; two people were killed and four others wounded. Four bodies bearing gunshot wounds were also found in the city.
In Kirkuk, a suicide car bomber blew up his explosives at the entrance to the Al-Mansour Mosque as Iraqi soldiers were waiting to collect their salaries; 11 were killed and 60 others were wounded; among the dead were Colonel Abdul-Wahhab Aziz and his son. Separate roadside bombs targeting police patrols wounded four, including a civilian. A bomb at the the headquarters of the First Legion for Infrastructure took the lives of two Iraqi soldiers and injured four others. Also, an unknown number of gunmen were killed in a southern suburb.
Gunmen killed a man during an attack in the town of Diwaniya.
In the southern Maysan Province, eight were wounded in clashes between militiamen and police. The situation there is potentially explosive as retaliatory strikes and kidnappings follow the death of the head of intelligence for the Maysan provincial police force, Ali Qassim al-Tamimi.
Four Iraqis were killed, including two policemen, in clashes between police and rebels in Basra. Eight others were wounded, but 17 kidnap victims were freed.
At a busy market in Khalis, a roadside bomb blast killed 10 and injured 20 shoppers shortly before the Iftar, the meal that breaks the daily fasting during Ramadan.
In Baquba, three police officers were killed in clashes with gunmen.
Also an unspecified amount of militiamen were killed in clashes with security and tribal forces in Ramadi.
10/20/06 sundaytimes: Inmate dies at US-run jail in Iraq
A detainee has died this month at the US-run Camp Bucca detention facility in southern Iraq of what appears to be natural causes, the US military reported.
10/20/06 DoD Identifies Army Casualty
Sgt. 1st Class Daniel A. Brozovich, 42, of Greenville, Pa., died Oct. 18 in Ashraf, Iraq, from injuries suffered when an improvised explosive device detonated near his Armored Security Vehicle while on combat patrol.
10/20/06 AP: Shiite militia seizes control of southern Iraq's Amarah
The Shiite militia run by anti-American cleric Muqtada al-Sadr seized control of the southern Iraqi city of Amarah on Friday in one of the boldest acts of defiance yet by the country's powerful, unofficial armies, witnesses and police said.
10/20/06 AP: Violence in Iraq Underlines Militia Menace
Spreading sectarian bloodshed and the virtual takeover by Shiite militiamen of a major southern Iraqi city this week are lending new urgency to calls for disbanding militias. But the political power and deep community roots of some armed...
10/20/06 CSM: Iraq's violence heading toward two-year high
Insurgents have used the Muslim holy month Ramadan, when dawn-to-dusk fasting marks the revelation of the Koran to the prophet Muhammad, to incite one of the most violent months since the start of the Iraq war.
10/20/06 Reuters: Mortar fire kills 9 in Balad
Nine people were killed on Thursday when 15 mortars hit the Shi'ite city of Balad, 80 km (50 miles) north of Baghdad, and militias attacked two nearby Sunni villages, police said on Friday.
10/20/06 Reuters: Gunmen kill one worker, wound three others near Baiji
Gunmen killed one worker and wounded three others working for the U.S. base near the oil refinery city of Baiji, police said.
10/20/06 Reuters: Senior leader in the Mehdi Army militia arrested in Hindiya
A senior leader in the Mehdi Army militia was arrested with three of his brothers when a joint U.S. and Iraqi force raided his house in the town of Hindiya, just north of the city of Kerbala
10/20/06 Reuters: Gunmen attack several police stations in Amara
Gunmen with RPGs and AK47s attacked several police stations in Amara in southern Iraq on Thursday in serious clashes involving "rogue elements of militias," a British Army spokesman said.
10/20/06 Reuters: Former police chief killed in Falluja,
A former police chief, Brigadier Sabar al-Janabi, was killed in front of his home in Falluja, west of Baghdad, on Thursday, police said. He had been detained by U.S. forces and released two weeks ago.
10/20/06 MNF: Suspects apprehended after attack that killed two Iraqi soldiers
Coalition Forces apprehended seven suspected terrorists Oct. 19 associated with a VBIED attack on the Khaldiyah Bridge in Habbaniyah that killed two Iraqi soldiers, wounded two other Iraqi soldiers and four civilians the day prior.
10/19/06 DoD Identifies Army Casualty
Spc. Jose R. Perez, 21, of Ontario, Calif., died Oct. 18 in Ar Ramadi, Iraq, from injuries suffered from enemy small arms fire. Perez was assigned to the 1st Battalion, 6th Infantry Regiment, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Armored Division
10/19/06 CBS: Millions Stolen From Iraq's Treasury
More than half a billion dollars earmarked to fight the insurgency in Iraq was stolen by people the U.S. had entrusted to run the country's Ministry of Defense before the 2005 elections, according to Iraqi investigators.
10/19/06 AP: Propaganda program in Iraq legal
A U.S. military propaganda program used in the Iraq war was legal under the rules for psychological operations, a Pentagon investigation has concluded.
10/19/06 azcentral: Local soldier injured in Iraq returns
Andrew Stitzinger's Humvee was hit by a roadside bomb Saturday outside of Baghdad....after being treated initially in the field, he was transferred to a U.S. military hospital in Germany. From there he was flown to Fort Sam Houston...
10/19/06 tri-cityherald: Pasco grad injured in Iraq to fly to Tri-Cities
Capt. Mario Tovar...was injured when a roadside bomb exploded Sept. 23. Tovar, 30, had a leg broken in two places and was bruised over his left side, said his father, Tom Tovar of Pasco.
10/19/06 Reuters: Three policemen killed in clashes with gunmen near Baquba
Three Iraqi policemen were killed in clashes with gunmen near the volatile town of Baquba, 65 km (40 miles) north of Baghdad, police said.
10/19/06 Reuters: Overwhelmed Iraqi doctors need training and supplies
More than half the civilians who die as a result of attacks in Iraq could have been saved if better medical equipment and more experienced staff were available, a team of doctors working there said on Frida
10/19/06 Reuters: U.S. reviews Baghdad strategy as troop deaths mount
The U.S. military said on Thursday it was reviewing strategy in Baghdad, where U.S. reinforcements have failed to halt spiraling violence, and expressed grave concern about mounting troop deaths.
10/19/06 Ananova: Beckhams' bodyguard killed in Iraq
A security guard killed in Iraq used to work for the Beckhams... Merrick McDonald, 42...was killed in a car bomb in Baghdad last Wednesday. Security company Aegis Defence Services confirmed that an employee of that name had been killed
10/19/06 DoD Identifies Army Casualties (Part 2)
Pfc. Stephen D. Bicknell, 19, of Prattville, Ala....died Oct. 15 in Samarra, Iraq, of injuries suffered when two land mines detonated near their HMMWV...assigned to the 2nd Battalion, 505th Parachute Infantry Regiment
10/19/06 DoD Identifies Army Casualties (part 1)
Sgt. Lester D. Baroncini Jr., 33, of Bakersfield, Calif...died Oct. 15 in Samarra, Iraq, of injuries suffered when two land mines detonated near their HMMWV...assigned to the 2nd Battalion, 505th Parachute Infantry Regiment
10/19/06 MNF: Marine killed in western Iraq
One Marine assigned to Regimental Combat Team 7 died today from enemy action while operating in Al Anbar Province.
10/19/06 DoD Identifies Army Casualty
Spc. Daniel W. Winegeart, 23, of Kountze, Texas, died Oct. 17 in Baghdad, Iraq, from injuries sustained when his Light Medium Tactical Vehicle drove off an overpass. Winegeart was assigned to the 5th Group Support Battalion
10/19/06 Observer-Reporter: Pa. soldier killed by roadside bomb near Baghdad
Army Spc. Russell Culbertson Jr., 22, of Lone Pine, Pa., was killed Tuesday when the truck he was riding in struck a roadside bomb outside Baghdad, the soldier's family said Wednesday.
10/19/06 Reuters: Commander Orders Review of Baghdad Crackdown
The top American commander in Iraq has ordered a review of a U.S.-led crackdown in Baghdad, a spokesman said on Thursday, as reinforcements have failed to ease violence and the U.S. death toll has spiked this month.
10/19/06 AP: Judge - American Can Be Sent To Iraq For Execution
An American citizen facing a death sentence in Iraq lost a court challenge Thursday that would have prohibited the military from turning him over to Iraqi authorities.
10/19/06 DoD Identifies Army Casualty
Staff Sgt. Garth D. Sizemore, 31, of Mount Sterling, Ky., died Oct. 17 in Baghdad, Iraq, from injuries suffered when his patrol came in contact with enemy forces using small arms fire during combat operations. Sizemore was assigned to 1st Battalion...
10/19/06 MNF: Soldier Killed by Improvised Explosive Device
A 16th Military Police Brigade Soldier was killed at approximately 5:22 p.m. Wednesday when the vehicle he was riding in was stuck by an improvised explosive device north of Balad.
10/19/06 thecomet: Grandmother tells of injured soldier’s ordeal
Lionel O'Connor...21, was injured in an explosion which also killed two soldiers in the southern city of Basra in May this year...Pte O'Connor was seen on the ITV programme with the artificial leg he was fitted with a couple of months ago.
10/19/06 scrippsnews: On perilous patrol with the 3rd Battalion
It was 9 a.m., and the start of another day of Lt. Col. Todd Desgrosseilliers' hands-on approach to counterinsurgency...By the end of the day, one Marine would lie wounded and bloody, shot through the face by a sniper's bullet.
10/19/06 cambridge-news: Teenage Fusilier killed by friendly fire in Iraq
Fusilier Kelan Turrington, from Haslingfield, was 18 when he died while fighting in Basra, the youngest soldier killed during the invasion at the time. The controversial verdict contradicts the Army investigation into the Royal Fusilier's death.
10/19/06 DoD Identifies Marine Casualty
2nd Lt. Joshua L. Booth, 23, of Fiskdale, Mass., died Oct. 17 while conducting combat operations against enemy forces in Al Anbar province, Iraq. He was assigned to 2nd Battalion, 3rd Marines, 3rd Marine Division, Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii.
10/19/06 AP: Shiite militias battle in southern Iraq
The family of the murdered chief of police intelligence in the southern Maysan province struck back today against his suspected killers, kidnapping the teenage brother of a local militia commander and vowing not to free him unless the culprits...
10/19/06 AFP: Eight killed in Iraq bank attack
Eight people have been killed and 70 wounded in a suicide car bombing against a bank in the northern Iraqi oil hub of Kirkuk...The bomber blew up his car at the entrance to Bab al-Aswad bank in the south of Kirkuk just as Iraqi soldiers...
Posted by: | Oct 20, 2006 9:36:22 AM
None of this is being reported on "The News"
Mad as Hell
Posted by: Post American | Oct 20, 2006 9:38:43 AM
Geez Post American that is some list of horrors. There are so many it's hard to keep up.
Posted by: Vote! | Oct 20, 2006 10:38:25 AM
Change channels.
Much is on PBS Leher's News Hour and then more on BBC News following. I don't even get cable.
re: the original story here, befor it was highjacked: Koat did the original showing but Larry Barker is Now at KQRE. And he is lying about what his coverage covered and telling people that this is old news and has absolutely nothing to do with now.
You can call him at KRQE
Posted by: sam d dobermann | Oct 20, 2006 12:01:23 PM
Point is we know we can change channels and see the one station telling the truth. But the average Joe does not know these cover ups and hypocrises are going on. The mainstream news should be covering it. Imagine if it was a Democrat, they would be wild about it, like flies on shit. They should be like flies on shit about this one and how it ties to the foleygate scandel of heather once again lying that she did not know about the pages being cruised by the old man foley.
Posted by: stop the cover up | Oct 20, 2006 12:47:26 PM
I emailed the KOATV news director and she said it was their right not to allow the video on youtube because no one had asked for copyright approval. I find this odd to say the least. If you look at youtube there are thousands of videos up from newscasts because they know it brings more attention to the stories and people often go back to the source for more. KOAT is backwards or else they are in love with Heather Wilson.
Posted by: Reader | Oct 21, 2006 1:58:16 PM
Mr. Barker,
You really need to check on the small town of Raton, NM and the school system. About the Seniors that was made to play JV baseball when it is in the hand book that a Senior is leagally not to play JV ball,and the senior that graduated with his grades not passable also the teachers that treat the children like crap and then lie about it.
Posted by: | Oct 17, 2007 1:54:27 PM
Mr. Barker
It is all find and dandy that your TV station and others report the "average" price per gallon of gas. Just today on channel 10, they were talking about highly traveled areas, which supposedly has higher gas prices and then go to smaller areas and the price per gallon drops drasticly...I don't think so...someone really need to check into the towns of "ROSWELL, DEXTER, HAGERMAN, AND ARTESIA", NEW MEXICO. This has become a joke! While everyone is reporting barely $4.00 a gallon, these ares are PRICE GOUGING!!! We are at $4.25 per gallon. Someone really needs to take an interest in these areas!!!
Tired of being not seen
Posted by: Sandra Basden | Jul 18, 2008 4:45:33 PM
