[Destro]

Help me out-whta part of this article got the facts wrong? Or is it the tone that is wrong?

[Fedora]

> Help me out-whta part of this article got the facts wrong? Or is it the tone that is wrong?

Well, for instance, look at this part as a good example:

> the Baku oil fields only a few hundred miles north of current-day Iraq

Now notice the selective innuendo here. The writer could've just as easily mentioned that the Baku oil fields are "only a few hundred miles" south of Moscow, west of Mongolia, east of Greece, northeast of Cyprus, etc. But they chose to associate Baku with Iraq, for the sake of misleadingly implying that Bush's great-grandfather had some interest in Iraq underlying the administration's current Iraq policy. The whole article is written like that.