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• The Syrian regime's favorite American flack, the hackademic in Oklahoma, has managed to outdo himself today by claiming that the Lebanese "welcomed Hizbullah's move" in May. —  Across the Bay
• At the time, that hackademic threw a sinister mendacious claim that Kilo had met with the Muslim Brotherhood's Ali Bayanouni in Morocco. —  Across the Bay
• Witness this absolutely pathetic exercise, just to get an idea of the value of the "analysis" put forward by this regime hackademic. —  Across the Bay
• What's meant by Hezbollah's move, of course, is the attack by the Hezbollah thugs and other pitbulls loyal to the same killers that hackademic shills for, against civilian neighborhoods, when these terrorists shot and killed civilians in their homes, attacked the office of the Sunni Mufti in Beirut, then attacked the home and office of the Shiite Mufti Ali al-Amin (who is anti-Hezbollah), then tried to attack Druze villages (and failed miserably), and kidnapped and killed innocent civilians (including a certain Mrs. Tabbara and her son, whose "crime" was that they were Sunnis in Beirut), then moved into all media offices in Beirut that were not controlled and financed by Hezbollah and its patrons, ransacked them, looted them, and burned them, forcing them off the air. —  Across the Bay
• hackademic. net - journalism • learning • teaching = journalism education Nick Robinson: 'I got too close to government in reporting Iraq' trackback —  Adrian Monck

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