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To: greenspirit who wrote (114509)5/18/2005 12:06:09 PM
From: Lane3  Read Replies (1) of 793982
 
<Anything is "possible" Karen. However, there are probabilities

Indeed, and I offered my view of the probabilities earlier yesterday. I offered that I had no reason to disbelieve Newsweek's story because it was plausible and I couldn't come with any likely alternative. My message to DMA about possibilities was simply a friendly acknowledgment of his thoughtful position, which stands in marked contrast to much else that was written, and a recognition that, as you say, anything is possible.

the high probability that Newsweek's anti-Bush agenda has spilled over in toward this case is pretty high.

You haven't made a case for that other than to assert repeatedly that those #^%$@ MSMs are all out to get the administration and the military. I questioned why, if they were acting from that agenda they would bury their gotcha so thoroughly in one little sentence of one little blurb. And why none of their fellow #^%$@ MSMs picked it up and ran with it. And why they weren't all over the TV news shows touting their gotcha. Even the Post didn't pick it up, for heaven's sake--the first story the Post ran on it was on the apology. Yet you insist that the "high" probability is that it was an attack on Bush. Go ahead, say it again, louder this time. Maybe this time I'll buy it.
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