> How accurate is Duhng's favourite newspaper? Perhaps the following
> illustrates the meticulous standards of Daily Mail journalism well. The
> Daily Heil ran an article claiming "This is the apocalyptic scene
> terrorists hope to create if they ever get their hands on a nuclear
> bomb."
>
> http://tinyurl.com/3lpkrs
>
> And what dastardly source was this "apocalyptic" image taken from? It
> was part of the publicity for the Bethesda Softworks' game Fallout 3.
> Strangely enough the Heil forgot to mention this fact, referenced some
> FBI talking heads and insinuated that the picture was "spliced together
> and posted on the internet" by Al Qaeda.
>
> Eve now the Heil lies about the page in question. Attempts to access
> the page via the URL:
>
> http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worldnews/article-1022840/Al-Qaedas-terr ...

> "Steve Firth" <%%steve%%@malloc.co.uk> wrote in message
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>> How accurate is Duhng's favourite newspaper? Perhaps the following
>> illustrates the meticulous standards of Daily Mail journalism well.
>> The Daily Heil ran an article claiming "This is the apocalyptic scene
>> terrorists hope to create if they ever get their hands on a nuclear
>> bomb."
>>
>> http://tinyurl.com/3lpkrs
>>
>> And what dastardly source was this "apocalyptic" image taken from? It
>> was part of the publicity for the Bethesda Softworks' game Fallout 3.
>> Strangely enough the Heil forgot to mention this fact, referenced
>> some FBI talking heads and insinuated that the picture was "spliced
>> together and posted on the internet" by Al Qaeda.
>>
>> Eve now the Heil lies about the page in question. Attempts to access
>> the page via the URL:
>> ...