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- #41
sure seems like a lot of sources denying after the fact going on lately.
Or poor fact checking.
All DM did was publish the report that the Embassy in Washington issued a statement. They are standing by their story and claiming that their story was based on a in depth interview.
And considering while every politician and their mother on this side of the pond was still screaming "It was the movie that caused Benghazi" DM broke the truth that there was no protest, no riot, but a planned well executed attack on the compound in Benghazi.
And when no newspaper on this side of the pond wanted to break the news that Major Hasan was insane and a radical, the Telegraph broke the news that Hasan for years was a radical to the point that he in front of a room full of other psychiatrists talked quite freely about beheading infidels and pouring hot oil down their throats.
Of course the administration is still claiming work place violence on Hasan's trial, but the Telegraph proved the dude was koo koo bye bye and radicalized.
Believe it or not there are excellent investigative journalists on the planet. Just not in your alphabet media who regurgitate everything Axelrod tells them too.
Sorries but that's the way it is.![]()
And there are also irresponsible journalists - why assume they are correct simply because you like their message?
I'm always cautious about anonymous sources in tabloid style news sources.