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To: KLP who wrote (92613)	4/12/2003 1:55:02 AM
From: epicure	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

9/11? A drop in the bucket compared to the Congo. 9/11 is nothing compared to what has happened there- nothing at all. Subject 53866 As far as I know 9/11 is related to neither Iraq nor the Congo. Were you proposing a new fabrication connecting 9/11 TO the Congo? Might work. After all the Iraq thing worked for some people.

To: KLP who wrote (92613)	4/12/2003 4:50:17 AM
From: LindyBill	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

We aren't even 24 hours into the news cycle on this CNN story, and the drumbeat has started. >>>>> "I was stunned by that op-ed," Fox News Channel and ABC radio host Sean Hannity told The Times yesterday. "Doesn't CNN have a journalistic obligation to report these kind of details, or to make their reporters aware of them? You can bet if CNN made discoveries about, say, a conservative administration, they would share them." The editorial "sounds like a confession more than anything," Mr. Hannity said. "And I found it hypocritical." Rich Noyes, director of research at the conservative Media Research Center, said that "Jordan now admits that CNN kept many of Saddam's secrets. "Have other networks also censored their own tales of Saddam's evil?" he asked. "If accurate reporting from Iraq was impossible, why was access to this dictatorship so important in the first place? And what truths about the thugs who run other totalitarian state, like North Korea, Cuba and Syria, are fearful and/or access-hungry reporters hiding from the American public?" Mr. Noyes said<<<<<< washingtontimes.com