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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: steve harris who wrote (318029)1/2/2007 1:23:06 PM
From: tejek  Read Replies (1) of 1574262
 
What is clear about all this is that nothing is clear. Maybe there's a Jamil Hussein with the Iraqi police, but he's a sergeant, not a captain. Maybe there's a police captain whose first name is spelled Jamail, not Jamil. Both possibilities have been floated in the blogosphere, but neither has withstood scrutiny.

Of course, this article is unable to come to any conclusion but it makes sure it plants the seed of doubt. Typical rightie journalism.

Editor & Publisher summed it up best when it reported that Jamil Hussein had been lost, then "found," then lost again. Amazing.

Editor and Publisher did........when did they get into the picture? This quote comes out of no where.......typical rightie journalism.

Last summer, Reuters, the media outlet that refuses to label terrorists as terrorists, was jolted by the "fauxtography" scandal. Adnan Hajj, a freelance Lebanese photographer, allegedly doctored images of the Israel-Hezbollah war and photographed what appeared to many to be staged scenes of victim rescue and recovery efforts in Qana, a Lebanese village where Israel attacked Hezbollah terrorists. Both were clearly an effort to further inflame a world that had already cast Israel as the villain.

LOL. The photos looked worse before he touched them up. Typical rightie journalism.

Do you ever wonder why Arkansas is so poor?
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