Fraudulent News (Oliver North)

Townhall.com ^ | March 2, 2007 | Oliver North

[MHGinTN]

Didn't Col. North legally run for Senator in Virginia recently?

[MonicaG]

Second that! Great suggestion... and what IS he up to for the next ten? We need an experienced, real leader with a real spine, not a socialist in a suit.

[Cannoneer No. 4]

Remember when Newsweak did a story about Korans being flushed down toilets at Gitmo? 17 people died in riots in Jalabad over that. HCN's didn't come to work at Kandahar Air Field that day.

[tina07]

I have an old time magazine from back then....

[msnimje]

I have spent this morning studying up on it.
It is very interesting.

[marron]

James Cameron, the Hollywood director of "Titanic," had discovered the place where Jesus, his wife Mary and their son were buried, and promised that NBC's exclusive interview "could rock Christianity to its core."

Their ID's were confirmed by their driver's licenses and dental records. Its a true fact.

[SunkenCiv]

Note: this topic is from March 2007.

Our troops aren't the only target for twisted news. Some of it is aimed straight at the heart of Christian belief. On Monday morning NBC News' Matt Lauer proffered an infomercial for "The Lost Tomb of Jesus," a "documentary" airing on the Discovery Channel this weekend. NBC's breathless billing described the production as a "shocking new claim" that James Cameron, the Hollywood director of "Titanic," had discovered the place where Jesus, his wife Mary and their son were buried, and promised that NBC's exclusive interview "could rock Christianity to its core." Peacock network promoters failed to note that the tomb Cameron "discovered" had actually been found nearly three decades ago -- and that credible archeologists had long since dismissed any assertion it belonged to the Jesus Christ crucified on Calvary.