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I've just expanded the stub considerably. This note is to say that I haven't finished yet, and will be putting up references over the next week or so. Slim 10:22, Jan 2, 2005 (UTC)
Have also redirected the page from Rihab Rashid Taha, as she is more commonly known as Rihab Taha. The old page history can be seen here Slim 10:40, Jan 2, 2005 (UTC)
This isn't a propaganda machine for the US regime. What the joint chiefs of staff call her is irrelevant and unimportant to anybody. Or else, maybe we should post what the Iraqi or Iranian governments think of Bush.
:The "mainstream" US media is mostly government propaganda. For the sake of neutrality, will you also post what the "mainstream" N.Korean or Iranian media says about Bush?
Authoritative source? What a joke! They're just a bunch of rich arrogant imperialist American leaders. They are the dangerous ones despied by the whole world, not Taha. So yeah, that's propaganda, and down the drain it goes.
The government of Iran publishes reports calling Bush a murderer and a threat to world peace. Maybe you should quote that in the Bush article too. Till then, cut the US propaganda crap, and leave the article neutral.
She was not charged with any offense, and the report was shown to be a fraud. An "honest" encyclopedia should include this information. Also, a propaganda report by the US chiefs of staff is irrelevant, since the international community does not trust the US government anyway, nor do they care about the opinion of those chiefs of staff. A neutral reference would be better. (posted by User:67.71.1.78)
It was this dossier that triggered the chain of events that led to the death of British UN weapons inspector Dr. David Kelly, who was accused of telling a BBC reporter that some of the intelligence had been manipulated, and the subsequent Hutton Inquiry into his death. SlimVirgin (talk) 22:05, Apr 9, 2005 (UTC)
You still don't get it. Being called "the world's most dangerous woman", is nothing more than the personal OPINION of the US regime. Since this is an ENCYCLOPEDIA that is, presumably, geared towards the whole world (most of which are non americans, and don't give a shit what america thinks), we should stick to undisputable facts that are relevant to everyone, and not the irrational hyperbolic beliefs of a handful of government officials from a country not known for its honesty or integrity. Otherwise, we should also include in the Bush article that he is considered the "world's most dangerous man" by the overwhelming majority of the world's population. (posted by User:67.71.1.165)
The article was still infested with "Doctor Germ" nonsense. I've trimmed those references as it was just a nickname used for a time by the press who attributed it to some UN inspectors. -- TS 11:49, 15 December 2008 (UTC)
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I've just expanded the stub considerably. This note is to say that I haven't finished yet, and will be putting up references over the next week or so. Slim 10:22, Jan 2, 2005 (UTC)
Have also redirected the page from Rihab Rashid Taha, as she is more commonly known as Rihab Taha. The old page history can be seen here Slim 10:40, Jan 2, 2005 (UTC)
This isn't a propaganda machine for the US regime. What the joint chiefs of staff call her is irrelevant and unimportant to anybody. Or else, maybe we should post what the Iraqi or Iranian governments think of Bush.
:The "mainstream" US media is mostly government propaganda. For the sake of neutrality, will you also post what the "mainstream" N.Korean or Iranian media says about Bush?
Authoritative source? What a joke! They're just a bunch of rich arrogant imperialist American leaders. They are the dangerous ones despied by the whole world, not Taha. So yeah, that's propaganda, and down the drain it goes.
The government of Iran publishes reports calling Bush a murderer and a threat to world peace. Maybe you should quote that in the Bush article too. Till then, cut the US propaganda crap, and leave the article neutral.
She was not charged with any offense, and the report was shown to be a fraud. An "honest" encyclopedia should include this information. Also, a propaganda report by the US chiefs of staff is irrelevant, since the international community does not trust the US government anyway, nor do they care about the opinion of those chiefs of staff. A neutral reference would be better. (posted by User:67.71.1.78)
It was this dossier that triggered the chain of events that led to the death of British UN weapons inspector Dr. David Kelly, who was accused of telling a BBC reporter that some of the intelligence had been manipulated, and the subsequent Hutton Inquiry into his death. SlimVirgin (talk) 22:05, Apr 9, 2005 (UTC)
You still don't get it. Being called "the world's most dangerous woman", is nothing more than the personal OPINION of the US regime. Since this is an ENCYCLOPEDIA that is, presumably, geared towards the whole world (most of which are non americans, and don't give a shit what america thinks), we should stick to undisputable facts that are relevant to everyone, and not the irrational hyperbolic beliefs of a handful of government officials from a country not known for its honesty or integrity. Otherwise, we should also include in the Bush article that he is considered the "world's most dangerous man" by the overwhelming majority of the world's population. (posted by User:67.71.1.165)
The article was still infested with "Doctor Germ" nonsense. I've trimmed those references as it was just a nickname used for a time by the press who attributed it to some UN inspectors. -- TS 11:49, 15 December 2008 (UTC)
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