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Friday, March 28. 2008
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Tuesday, March 25. 2008
Richard Tomkins Causing Trouble In Iraq
I saw this headline on Google News today:
"Gains in Iraq undercut by recent violence By Richard Tomkins." Whoever this Richard Tomkins guy is, we should get him. From what I gather, it sounds like he's a writer for the Washington Post, so it should be fairly straightforward in tracking this guy with the U.S. military and bringing him in.
In either case, here's a link to the original article.
Note: For those who don't get it, the headline is a bad headline by Google News. I'm not implying that violence in Iraq is funny in any way.
"Gains in Iraq undercut by recent violence By Richard Tomkins." Whoever this Richard Tomkins guy is, we should get him. From what I gather, it sounds like he's a writer for the Washington Post, so it should be fairly straightforward in tracking this guy with the U.S. military and bringing him in.
In either case, here's a link to the original article.
Note: For those who don't get it, the headline is a bad headline by Google News. I'm not implying that violence in Iraq is funny in any way.
Saturday, March 8. 2008
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