I haven’t said much, if anything about the continuing saga of mystery reporter “Captain Jamil Hussein”. Mostly because I haven’t felt that there is anything I could add.
The on again, off again appearance of “Captain Hus…

Or is this just being lost in translation? Curt, at Flopping Aces with the apparent bombshell: Brig. Abdul-Karim Khalaf never acknowledged that there was a Capt. Jamil Hussein assigned to the Khadra station, he confirmed to the AP that there…

… flawed data, and questionable conclusions. I’m referring, of course, to the Jamil Hussein brouhaha now turning into a MSM vs. Blogs spitting match. As background, understand that the Associated Press has used the slippery phantasm Mr. Hussein as a

Is the best defense always a good offense? Eric Boehlert (a Salon editor who now writes for Media Matters) is getting a lot of attention in the blogosphere right now because of the ferocity of his defense of the MSM’s…

The Associated Press is proud to present their new board game, “Where’s Jamil?”…

MICHELLE MALKIN MAGLALANG obsessing over whether or not this “Jamil Hussein” is in Iraq is sort of sad. It’s like watching someone who is staggering out of a car wreck with their hand cut off at the wrist talking…

A nauseating story Early Birded from the Washington Post just leaves one aghast.  It’s an editorial posing as a front page story.  Journalists are professional writers.  They know how to craft words to suit their purposes.  Here are a couple …

A short recon of what’s out there that might draw your attention.

Something smells fishy here. Some fine investigative reporting from Michelle et alia. Wi…

Here are some of today’s biggest stories and best commentary. Check back for updates! NEWS Michelle Malkin, Tracing Jamil Hussein’s Footsteps and Ignoring Anti-Blog Hatred Does a key source for at least 61 AP stories about Iraq even exist? At a mininum…

Michelle Malkin is still tracing Sgt. Jamil Hussein’s footsteps. If that’s his name, or if he even exists….

As the quest to unravel the mystery surrounding Captain Jamil Hussein as a source for approximately 61 AP stories originating from Iraq continues, several critics from the left have weighed in to denounce the effort – most by using the curious l…

Regular readers know I generally do not respond to criticisms of this blog by other bloggers – or by anyone, really – I figure people are entitled to their opinions about me, as long as they’re quoting me accurately.
So I was not inclined to comm…

Someone should tell Michelle Malkin that if you want to ignore something, then it shouldn’t go in the title of the piece. Also, if she ignored it anymore: Blog-bashers on both sides will snidely look down their noses at these