Iraq condemns US spying on premier al-Maliki, other officials
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Sep 5, 2008, 20:27 GMT
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..ya think?
It's not investigative reporting. He never cites anything but anonymous sources. It's closer to harry potter than journalism. No one takes him seriously anymore.
were it not for him being attached what, by their own claims, is supposedly 'legitimate' journalism, this guy is no more than a National Enquirer reporter.
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