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Thanks-nice to be noticed!
Keep an eye on New Media Journal this week. The other 4 parts in the series are great.
What I did was searched the web-Freep included-and collected all the data I could on allegations of moving WMD out of Iraq. I panned through a library of books on the subject, and of course the UN reports, ISG report, and testimony from those who compiled them. Having done so, I then tried to put together a timeline of what allegedly happened. When 2 or more sources made the same claim, and that claim was BACKED UP BY MAINSTREAM MEDIA REPORTING at the time, I marked the event as likely. This series is a compilation of the most well-documented and likely events. My original compilation of reports and timeline was over 400pages. I left out the details and listed only corroborated items. That brought me down to under 100 pages. Finally, I summarized that down to the 10 or 15 pages in this series. Even as a mere summary, it's remarkable. Few could realistically dispute what's in it.
I hope you'll find it informative and point it out to others.
Thanks again!
I'll be pinging the person who keeps the ping list when I see the information. Please try to remember to ping me to articles pertaining to this matter.
Also, we use the keywords "prewardocs" on articles relating to this so we can easily search out articles that we may have missed.
Freeper eyespysomething keeps the ping list.
Will be watching for the rest of the series. Every time Timmy Rustbucket states to one of his democrap interviewees that 'since there were no weapons of mass destruction in Irag' as his lead to a setup spittle I want to reach through the tube and strangle the lying SOB for the 'anti-American propagandist in service of his democrap party' he proves to be!
"What I did was searched the web-Freep included-and collected all the data I could on allegations of moving WMD out of Iraq. I panned through a library of books on the subject, and of course the UN reports, ISG report, and testimony from those who compiled them. Having done so, I then tried to put together a timeline of what allegedly happened. When 2 or more sources made the same claim, and that claim was BACKED UP BY MAINSTREAM MEDIA REPORTING at the time, I marked the event as likely. This series is a compilation of the most well-documented and likely events. My original compilation of reports and timeline was over 400pages. I left out the details and listed only corroborated items. That brought me down to under 100 pages. Finally, I summarized that down to the 10 or 15 pages in this series. Even as a mere summary, it's remarkable. Few could realistically dispute what's in it."
Any chance you are going to write about the details and timelines? I would certainly be interested.