In Iraq that is. Is the name Jamil Hussein about to join Adnan Hajj in the ranks of journalistic infamy bogosity? Gateway Pundit notes that AP has relied on him “at least 10 times since April of this year“.
Meanwhile, Allah writes, “See-Dubya wants to know (a) who is Qais al-Bashir and (b) why is his byline on (almost) every AP story that quotes phony police captain Jamil Hussein?”
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