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The news that six Sunnis were captured by Shiites, doused with kerosine and burned alive, was too sensational to not be picked up by the mainstream media. But it turns out that the event never happened. Furthermore, the Iraqi "spokesman" relied on to give all information regarding this event is as fictional as the story itself. Jamil Hussein, the man news reports called "police Capt. Jamil Hussein," was the source for all information regarding the burning. Although he is mentioned by USA Today, the Associated Press, CBS News, and other outlets, Central Command says no such person exists. Centcom also asked the Associated Press to retract the story unless it has proof beyond Jamil Hussein's word. Flopping Aces has a press release from Centcom, which is in charge of all U.S. forces in the Middle East. Classification: UNCLASSIFIED Dear Associated Press: On Nov. 24, 2006, your organization published an article by Qais Al-Bashir about six Sunnis being burned alive i ....
Tonight, an alarming discovery inside a passenger jet. so, crews of the biggest airport in the world, dubai international, discover a bear that managed to escape from its crate in the jet s cargo hold. you can see a man reaching his hand in in the plane to try to calm a bear. while at first this could seem like a light-hearted story, it s far from it. it s quite alarming. the bear was headed for iraq and the prime minister has ordered an investigation because many of baghdad s wealthy are now hoarding wild animals and it is common for those animals to be grossly abused. baghdad police is calling on people to call if they see animals loose on the street. animals loose on the street. ac 360 starts now. captions by vitac www.vitac.com tonight on 360 security tightening for judge tanya ....
The news that six Sunnis were captured by Shiites, doused with kerosine and burned alive, was too sensational to not be picked up by the mainstream media. But it turns out that the event never happened. Furthermore, the Iraqi "spokesman" relied on to give all information regarding this event is as fictional as the story itself.
Jamil Hussein, the man news reports called "police Capt. Jamil Hussein," was the source for all information regarding the burning. Although he is mentioned by USA Today, the Associated Press, CBS News, and other outlets, Central Command says no such person exists. Centcom also asked the Associated Press to retract the story unless it has proof beyond Jamil Hussein's word.
Flopping Aces has a press release from Centcom, which is in charge of all U.S. forces in the Middle East.
Classification: UNCLASSIFIED Dear Associated Press: On Nov. 24, 2006, your organization published an article by Qais Al-Bashir about s ....
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