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In reply to the discussion: Am I reading this right? The Intercept has their own source inside AQAP? [View all]
 

Blue_Tires

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7. I'm just interested to know why
Reply to LeftyMom (Reply #4)
Sun Jan 11, 2015, 05:56 PM
Jan 2015

FLM has long derided over-reliance on anon govt sources while giving AQAP anonymity+top billing...

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Am I reading this right? The Intercept has their own source inside AQAP? [View all] Blue_Tires Jan 2015 OP
You're talking about this? I haven't read it yet, I found it with a quick google. Electric Monk Jan 2015 #1
Here are your links... xocet Jan 2015 #2
That link Hutzpa Jan 2015 #3
When I saw the link in the OP I decided I'd trust google more, so... reply #1. nt Electric Monk Jan 2015 #5
No kidding! grasswire Jan 2015 #6
Scahill's done a lot of on the ground reporting in Yemen and developed a lot of sources there. LeftyMom Jan 2015 #4
I'm just interested to know why Blue_Tires Jan 2015 #7
Glenn Greenwald told us Al Awlaki was an innocent lamb who never even committed a geek tragedy Jan 2015 #8
I know Jeremy Scahill's "Dirty Wars" documentary and book did that. m-lekktor Jan 2015 #9
Scahill simply forgot to mention at least 4 seperate court proceedings where evidence was introduced msanthrope Jan 2015 #10
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