newsweek poops it's pants

[Dune]

If a tree fell on a mime in the forest and there was no one around, would anyone care?

[rpm]

How big of a toilet do they use at Gitmo? Or is the Koran a 2-3 page document? That would take some flushing power.

If Newsweek followed proper journalistic guidelines they are not responsable for any concequences, only a retraction if the story is indeed untrue.

[GRUNHERZ]

Koran is pretty is pretty big, just imagine "flushing" a Bible down a toilet. It would take a very long time.

[JB88]

cliff's notes.

[storch]

those feral moslems sure do kill each other with very little provocation! they seem to be a very unpredictable, emotional and irrational lot.  how do any of these constant outburst of theirs help their cause?  the moslems that I know go to great lenghts to distance themselves from these actions and the these other types of moslems.

[Monk]

Originally posted by Sandman
Stories don't kill people. People kill people.

[bunch]

who cares if 15 people get killed & they are not me?

[Shamus]

Originally posted by john9001


my question is , should the people at newsweek that were responsable for that false story that killed 15 people be charged with a criminal offense?

Should the unnamed government source that provided the false information be charged as well?

shamus

[Ghosth]

The Muslims will someday rule the earth. Well at the least corule it with china.

Face it, they'll just plain outbreed us and get there someday.

They already think we are the great evil. They see us as  the single biggest threat to their culture they have ever seen. We really do not need to give them any excuses to hate us more.

Islam has exploded out of the desert before carrying all before them. Giving you the choice to convert, or die.  I'd rather not see this in my lifetime folks. So lets all try real hard NOT to tick em off eh?

[Ripsnort]

[Masherbrum]

Originally posted by Ripsnort

Heyas

Karaya

[midnight Target]

Horrible just horrible...

Nothing is worse than getting a story wrong that leads to the deaths of people.

[Ripsnort]

Originally posted by midnight Target
Horrible just horrible...

Nothing is worse than getting a story wrong that leads to the deaths of people.

Its not like most of those people actually got Newsweek on their doorsteps.  Hmm, wonder how they DID get informed?

[rabbidrabbit]

I'm sure the same mullahs who informed them of this "afront to Islam by infidels" will forget to tell them it was false after all and they killed some random folks for nothing.   Quite the religion they have there.

[Torque]

newsweek should follow the precedent already set and promote those who are responsible.