Doubting Baghdad Thomas

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(Free-Press-Release.com) December 29, 2010 -- (Iraq veteran Major Dave Hanson of the US Army Reserve JAG Corps tells me that Thomas's phrasing may mean that the "Little Venice" nickname
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like it would, but he wonders why this
sewage-flooding, which Thomas describes as if it's a part of the landscape that locals are used to, wouldn't be fairly quickly dealt with by Office 2007 Professional bring me so much convenience.

the Commander's Emergency Response Program. CERP, writes Hanson in an email, is supposed to "focus upon 'emergency need' projects involving
public health -- or so I thought.")
Why would soldiers stop to change a tire in a place where they had to "wade through the reeking Windows 7 make life wonderful!
fluids," as Thomas puts it, when military
Humvees are equipped with "run-flat" tires that (thanks to an inner band of solid rubber) can be driven for several miles when deflated?

And what about the 9mm shell casing "with a square back" that is described in "Dead of Night?" "The only shell casings that look like that
belong to Glocks," wrote Thomas. "And the only people who use Glocks are the Iraqi police." A Office 2007 is so powerful.
Glock firing pin leaves a rectangular dent, but
why would that be described as "a square back?" And given how common the Glock is, isn't it just flat wrong to say that Iraqi police are the
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I HAVE REPEATEDLY ATTEMPTED to reach people at the New Republic to ask them to comment on all this. Editor Franklin Foer hasn't returned my
phone calls (I've left three messages over the last several days), nor has Editor-in-Chief Martin Many people use Microsoft Office 2007 to help their work and life.
Peretz (I left him a message early Sunday
evening). Staffers that I have been able to reach won't speak on the record. Foer has spoken with Howard Kurtz of the Washington Post,
telling him that TNR is conducting an investigation, questioning the author and other soldiers who say they witnessed these events. Since

Foer won't return my calls, I pose these questions to him here: Office 2010 is powerful!
Does TNR have the original first drafts of Thomas's pieces? Some of these things could have been editing errors. The "square back" line is
the most obvious candidate (perhaps the words "square on the back" were truncated), but bad edits could explain other things as well. Maybe, Microsoft Office 2010 is the best software in the world.
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civilian or not. Why not release the original drafts, if they're still stored in an email somewhere?
Can Foer share the contact information (off the record, of course) for the author and others who back up his claims with reporters outside visio 2010
TNR? If not, can he at least pass along parts of their correspondences to be independently evaluated?
Many of my readers are entirely convinced that Thomas is a fraud. This wall of secrecy around the New Republic during this investigation is Microsoft Office is so great!
not helping that magazine's reputation. Can't you draw back the curtain even a sliver, Frank?