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Newsweek gets blood on it's hands in an effort by DesertRat662006-11-19 12:55:59
  Regarding the unnamed source... by kelli217 2005-05-16 13:02:32
The source hasn't gone back on the story, just that he is no longer sure that the reference to the desecration was in the specific document he originally named to the Newsweek reporter. In other words, his current position is something to the effect of, "I am still certain that I did read it, but it may not be in that particular document; it may be in a different document."

So, you know, it's not the same thing as going back on the story. Sorry, no Dan Rather falling on his sword over some technicality this time.
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    Supplemental material: by kelli2172006-11-19 12:55:59
      This makes it sound like it isn't even news. by Peace_man2005-05-16 13:40:25
        Not that inaccurate, I think. by Esteis2005-05-16 13:43:41
          Hmmm - Newsweek reporting on muslim by Peace_man2005-05-16 13:47:38
            Oh, I thought you meant all reporting, by Esteis2005-05-16 14:00:47
              No, I was commenting on the article DR66 by Peace_man2005-05-16 14:35:33
                Copy that. (n/t) by Esteis2005-05-16 15:01:58
      *Yawns* by DesertRat662005-05-16 14:06:10
        I don't think the Center for Constitutional Rights by Esteis2005-05-16 14:15:48
          I'm referring to the former detainees by DesertRat662005-05-16 14:19:52
            Really? by Esteis2005-05-16 14:35:53

 

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