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November 15th 06, 10:40 PM
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China sub stalked U.S. fleet
"Ricardo" wrote in message .uk... SNIP! SNIP! SNIP! I was merely quoting a press release at the time! It's not my fault if US Government agencies get their arses in a twist with facts - I was just passing it on. The press in US is not controlled by the government nor is it a government agency. If you mean the US Navy, as the origin of the press release, I would wager that it contained the correct information. The US press in its efforts to "sell the news", is not noted for its accuracy in reporting. If a few facts are left out, distorted, or sensationalized, it doesn't really matter to them as long as it SELLS! 
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