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Originally Posted by Zombeels
My piece does have citations. The person who wrote the piece talked to the FBI investigator himself and even quoted him. I'm pretty sure the piece would have been deleted by now if the FBI spokesman knew he was quoted in an article and he did not say those things. Things like:
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The citations in your last posted article are a link to Bin Ladens most wanted poster, and 3 news articles talking about the video in question. These things do not even support the point he wants to make.
Perhaps the FBI spokesman said those things, along with other information. It is pretty easy to take a few blurbs and make it appear to say what you want. Did you realize that the quote I posted was from the same source?
Here it is again.
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"There's no mystery here," said FBI spokesman Rex Tomb. "They could add 9/11 on there, but they have not because they don't need to at this point. . . . There is a logic to it."
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