To: johniegrad
Correct, I alway say that DEBKA gets it wrong sometimes, but more importantly they get it right often and it is eon's before Dan Rather, who usually gets it wrong or spun. The closer to the source you get to the story, the more noise you will get, the intelligence process is to sort it out, I don't like NBC doing my sorting for me.
8 posted on
07/06/2002 7:40:14 AM PDT by
scannell
To: scannell
I give Debka much more respect than I give Judicial Watch or that miscreant Larry Klayman.
To: scannell
Yep. The same people decrying Debka as having a low signal-to-noise ratio are avid
FR participants. Ironic.
As if everything posted on FR except Debka articles needs to be taken with a grain of salt!!! LOL.
To: scannell
The closer to the source you get to the story, the more noise you will get, the intelligence process is to sort it out, I don't like NBC doing my sorting for me. I don't either, but IMO Debka stories, at least the big-picture ones, are very seldom independently verified or subsequently borne out by events. But by then Debka is merrily off to the next big intel scoop...
15 posted on
07/06/2002 7:56:19 AM PDT by
dirtboy
To: scannell
Sorry, you can't get it wrong as often as Debka does without it being tagged as the disinformation arm of Mossad.
16 posted on
07/06/2002 7:56:37 AM PDT by
gaspar
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