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To: JohnM who wrote (92968)	4/12/2003 8:41:15 PM
From: greenspirit	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

res Michael. I don't see, however, how they demonstrate "dishonest" reporting. When Nic Robertson from CNN made the observation below. He knew of the fear Iraqi citizens lived under. So the report was completely and totally dishonest. It's as simple as that. What evidence would it take to convince you my preconceived view was right or wrong? “Iraqi reverence for President Saddam Hussein is rarely more expressive than when their leader calls a referendum....Amid even bolder demonstrations of devotion to the Iraqi leader, students at Baghdad’s fine arts school, too young to vote in the last referendum in 1995, appear eager now.” — CNN’s Nic Robertson on American Morning, October 14.