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To: J_F_Shepard who wrote (712642)	5/1/2013 4:04:48 PM
From: Alex MG	Read Replies (8) of 1576784

just more lies posted by right wing ass-hats who spend their whole lives posting nothing but hate and lies Right Wing Blogs Fall for Yet Another Ridiculous Daily Mail Unsourced Story The world’s largest unison idiots’ chorus Charles Johnson Wingnuts • 2 hours, 45 minutes ago • Views: 2,904 Every single right wing blogger on the Innernets is freaking out today. Yes, again. Would you believe they’re all falling for yet another unsourced story from UK tabloid The Daily Mail, claiming that Saudi Arabia sent a letter warning about the elder Tsarnaev brother in 2012? Universally falling for it, despite the fact that the Daily Fail’s coverage of the Boston bombings has been absolutely horrible, and ridiculously full of falsehoods? Well, of course they are! Because they see it as an opportunity to attack the Obama administration again, and they have no credibility left to waste, so why not just go nuts? Look at 'em go again! Meanwhile, both the Saudi government and the US government say the Daily Mail has failed again, which really should come as no surprise to anyone with half a brain — which excludes the entire right wing blogosphere: White House Denies Saudis Sent Warning About Boston Suspect.

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