Hysteria by the press is the norm. It's nothing new and it's what they do. It's also useful to observe that the press reports on ANY topic are *always* wrong at some level. Not just almost always, but *always*. Reporters value immediacy more than accuracy, and sensationalism over sense.
Stuff like this is always going to happen when people that have no idea what they're talking about are the ones selecting and filtering what they hear and pass on to us, and just like the whisper-game... get it at least a little wrong in the process.
I wouldn't bet on a cover-up by the Feds. They want to be the big hero (and that's OK) and would love a chance to trumpet a big find on live TV. There's no point in covering up stuff like this.
I wouldn't bet on a cover-up by the Feds. They want to be the big hero (and that's OK) and would love a chance to trumpet a big find on live TV. There's no point in covering up stuff like this.
I don't know about that......I think if we knew everything that was going on we wouldn't sleep nights.....
FOX News has been on it all afternoon. That story and the the excitement of possible THUNDERSTORMS *GASP* in Birmingham Alabama!!!!!!! Thats right,it might rain in Birmingham!!!!!! Alert! Alert! Alert!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
"I wouldn't bet on a cover-up by the Feds. They want to be the big hero (and that's OK) and would love a chance to trumpet a big find on live TV. There's no point in covering up stuff like this."
You are kidding.......right?
Sure there is. Commerce.
Not saying that's what hapened here, but to discount the possibility of a story being concocted for public consumption isn't realistic. Half the shows on the History Channel revolve around the true story behind the headlines.