[sharktrager]

The Enquirer sensationalizes things, but they also have the most thourough research and verification in the industry, bar none. Every story is reviewed by their lawyers.

Trust me when I tell you from first hand knowledge that they won't run with a story, even repeating someone else's allegations, unless they thouroughly verify that the allegations are true. And by verify, they want things like videos, tape recordings or photos. I know personally know of a story where the person who made the report had a great deal of information that provided strong circumstantial evidence that she was telling the truth. She even agreed to a polygraph. There were phone records that proved part of the story. She had facts about an event that could have been obtained only by someone who was there. She had a photo proving she was at the scene. But the Enquirer refused to publish it without photos of the event.

The days os the Enquirer making up stories is long gone.

[Quix]

Fascinating.

Somehow, I believe you.

Very interesting.

I wonder if they could be encouraged to keep tabs on the puppet masters. And when the puppet masters start dramatically hedging their bets and heading for their mountain cabins, bunkers and South Sea Islands, could the Enquirer warn us little people?