dmp
Senior Member
Curious how people tend to discredit news agencies they simply don't agree with; and don't have the facts to counter the reportings of.
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nakedemperor said:I've had bad experiences trusting CNS.com before... and milk that was 1 day past the 'sell-by' date.
-=d=- said:Curious how people tend to discredit news agencies they simply don't agree with; and don't have the facts to counter the reportings of.
Bingo.insein said:And yet a source such as CBS has been proven to use False documents in a major story that attempts to incriminate the president of the US and they take it as fact. Go figure. Useful idiots.
Bullypulpit said:...Could it have been a <b>Flip-Flop</b>?
Just heard on the BBC world service, Donald Rumsfeld, today, stated that he had seen no strong evidence linking Saddam Hussein and Al Qaeda.
<blockquote> "To my knowledge, I have not seen any strong, hard evidence that links the two,"</blockquote> - Donald Rumsfeld
Source: <a href=http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/3715396.stm>BBC World Service</a>
This in stark contrast to his, and the Administration's, previous statements to the contrary.
Another of the Bush administration's rationales for war with Iraq bites the dust.