NEWSWEEK's error about Koran ends up with 16 killed
 

So Newsweek Mag publishes something about flushing the Koran down the toilet to intimidate Muslim prisoners into talking at Guatanemo Bay (however it's spelled)

The Muslims in the Middle East found out, started burning American flags, Israeli flags and basically went wild and 16 people killed. Now threatening to have a Holy War.

NEWSWEEK apologized for the error and sends 'sympathy' to those who were killed.

Moral of the story....don't mess with the Koran unless you wanted the biggest sector of people in the world coming after you.

Moral of the story is get the fucking facts right. If Newsweek really has made a mistake a lot of heads should roll over there.

maybe we should say fuck the muslims and there fucking book?

and all you whiners shut your piehole. BITCHES.

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They're back tracking now ?

They're always threatening "a holy war". It's just a stupid fucking book just like the stupid fucking bible and tora(or whatever the jewish book is called). They should learn to get over it. Not everyone is stupid enough to beleive in made-up fairy tales.

there is no such thing as "holy war"

And how do we know they got the facts wrong in the first place?

I thought we where engaged against there holy war?

Lot of pressure on them from the goverment I guess :2 cents:

Fuck their stupid comic book - I think B*sh should set one on fire during the next state of the union address

One of the Muslim prisoners, flushed it 2 stop the shitter up, sounds like he's been in some USA jail's before. :disgust

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An event like this could ruin America's most highly respected reputation in the middle east.

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they said they did and that they used one source, and in journalism, you need a min of two sources for stories.

... and they admitted the mistake. could be a cover up to diffuse the situation and rather admit an error that really isn't an error to keep political peace.

... and they admitted the mistake. could be a cover up to diffuse the situation and rather admit an error that really isn't an error to keep political peace.