Doesn't someone have to make an official complaint first Eli? So far people seem reluctant to do that. Perhaps they are still gathering evidence, or don't want to show their cards.
I guess that I'll have to try and be a patient bunny for once.
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ReplyDelete--cynicus
Personally, I find it tasteless.
ReplyDelete//Hvordan
Well, it is slightly inaccurate.
ReplyDeleteAbout 10 pages of the Wegman Report have some or most content that is "strikingly similar" to text from 3 separate textbooks and 2 Wikipedia pages.
Three people (Wegman, Scott, Said) signed off on this. Exactly who did what is not yet publicly known, and DC is usually careful to say so.
To be fair, it would be hard to fit that into a cartoon.
Wegman testified under oath and represented the report as the product of himself, Scott and Said. That makes it perjury.
ReplyDeleteEli is right. Will USDoJ prosecute? Will George Mason University hold a hearing?
ReplyDeleteDoesn't someone have to make an official complaint first Eli? So far people seem reluctant to do that. Perhaps they are still gathering evidence, or don't want to show their cards.
ReplyDeleteI guess that I'll have to try and be a patient bunny for once.
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