Reuters scrubs story of Libyan rebel Nasr Ali crying for help from George H.W. Bush

Reuters pulls a quote from a story of Libyan rebel Nasr Ali crying for Bush, wow, I wonder why. If you may remember that back in 1991 when then President George H.W. Bush established a no-fly zone imposed on Iraq to try and liberate Kuwait. Now in Libya, the people who have risen up to take down Obama, Rev. Wright and Louis Farakhan’s pal Muammar Gaddafi are begging for “Bush” (I assume Ali meant the elder, but they could be refering to W.). Nasr Ali, who is a soldier who turned against Muammar Gaddafi was begging for Bush (not Obama) to make a no fly zone and bomb the Libyan plans. Earlier the story was captured by Drudge Report that contained this quote in Reuters story:

“Bring Bush! Make a no fly zone, bomb the planes,” shouted soldier-turned-rebel Nasr Ali

Yet somehow, Reuters decided to cut the Bush part out, even though there are still numerous copies of the original story all over the internet. Gateway Pundit has a screen capture of the original Drudge Report quoting the original Reuters story with the Ali crying for Bush.
Why would Reuters cut the Bush part out of the story? Do I really even have to ask anymore? Corrupt media.

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March 3, 2011 · Filed Under Liberal Media Bias, Reuters


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