Mickey Mouse's "Nightline": Rewriting History

Monday, March 5, 2007 Tonight on "Nightline," we devote our entire program to one astonishing story of courage and sacrifice from the Iraq War. "Black Sunday," the soldiers called it -- a ferocious ambush in Sadr City, a battle many now believe marked the day and the hour that the Iraqi insurgency really began.

April 4, 2004. Soldiers of the 2-5 Cavalry Battalion, Charlie Company, are on a routine patrol in Sadr City...

Source: ABC Nightline, email of March 5, 2007

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Uh, the "insurgency" began and grew as it became increasingly apparent that the U.S. was going to attack Iraq, occupy it, and steal its' oil.

And this began before the US invasion formally began in March, 2003, notwithstanding Dickhead's proclamation that, "I really do believe that we will be greeted as liberators."

TLC