[scottiewottie]

Why don't you get your facts straight. The story was written in October about the event that took place in July. Most saw the story written by UPI, published by Yahoo News. Yahoo does not cache their stories beyond one month so the story is no longer there.

But Newsmax still has the story and funny thing the "debunk" was written in the original story. It is your standard refusal to comment type stuff that any good attorney will tell your publicist to recite in his sleep.

[dirtboy]

Why don't you get your facts straight. The story was written in October about the event that took place in July. Most saw the story written by UPI, published by Yahoo News. Yahoo does not cache their stories beyond one month so the story is no longer there.

Someone else ran a story claiming this happened in October - and they had bin Laden being treated for kidney disease. You have him in Dubai in July being treated for diabetes. You guys really should get your story straight.

But Newsmax still has the story and funny thing the "debunk" was written in the original story. It is your standard refusal to comment type stuff that any good attorney will tell your publicist to recite in his sleep.

Yadda, yadda, yadda. Debunked is debunked, no matter how you try to spin it otherwise.

[dirtboy]

The head of the Dubai hospital's urology department, Terry Callaway, reportedly refused to answer questions about bin Laden's alleged stay. Radio France reported Wednesday the American hospital has denied bin Laden was treated there.

Plus, the government of Dubai says bin Laden wasn't in the country. Still care to run with this angle?