Recently, I discovered that the solution to two big news stories lay in two other news stories. At least, that’s the Principle of Economy in Truthiness at work.
Let’s turn to our first story , from The Washington Post :
Hair Samples in Anthrax Case Don’t Match
Strands From Mailbox in Princeton Are Not From Ivins, Investigators Say
By Carrie Johnson
Washington Post Staff Writer
Thursday, August 14, 2008; Page A02
Federal investigators probing the deadly 2001 anthrax attacks recovered samples of human hair from a mailbox in Princeton, N.J., but the strands did not match the lead suspect in the case, according to sources briefed on the probe.
Hmm, the DNA doesn’t match. A tale of paranoid fantasies, claims that don’t bear out and a mysterious figure.
Who is the object of that search? Who is the true mysterious figure behind all this? Deep down, you’ve always known. There can be only one answer .
Moving on to our ...
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In a new series, which I just decided to start today called “Idiocracy Watch,” I plan to chronicle stories that expose the fact that the U.S. of A. is still a nation of stupid people who blend anti-intellectualism with racism to create ignorance and intolerance.
Today’s entry comes via Editor & Publisher , which has, since the election, been tracking stories of hate and bigotry related to our country having somehow elected a black man to the presidency. Here are some l... more
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Did you get that? Only 2 percent of all muslims in America voted for John McCain - guess my vote for McCain was just justified once more! This poll is published over at C.A.I.R.’s website, which I refuse to link to here at Holger Awakens, so I will post the entire article at the bottom of this thread. But here’s a bit of the data:
The American Muslim Taskforce on Civil Rights and Elections (AMT) today released the results of a poll indicat... more
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