Apparently, last night. some photographs of saddam's capture were found, and placed on CNN's webpage. Netscape was running a feature, linking to that page. Here's the news article from then, with a cropped picture:
(I"m refering to this page here: http://cnn.netscape.cnn.com/news/world.jsp )
Now, as then, when you clicked on it, nothing shows up. I'm no conspiracy theorist, and I"m definately one of the "Tinfoil hat" crowd, but I want to know why it *was* there, and now it's not. I can't find it on CNN.com's site at all...anywhere. No references to it, no links to it, just that picture I snapped last night before collapsing in my bed. So, before I go out and start setting up antenae to capture the government's mind control rays, has anyone else seen / archived them? Anywhere? These were supposed to be all new, "unofficial" pictures, not just the ones that have been shown before.
Then, there's the implication that they were real, and they were covered up. I want to know. I'm not going to speculate further on why they were pulled down, but just the fact that they *were* there, and now they're not is not a good thing.
(I"m refering to this page here: http://cnn.netscape.cnn.com/news/world.jsp )
Now, as then, when you clicked on it, nothing shows up. I'm no conspiracy theorist, and I"m definately one of the "Tinfoil hat" crowd, but I want to know why it *was* there, and now it's not. I can't find it on CNN.com's site at all...anywhere. No references to it, no links to it, just that picture I snapped last night before collapsing in my bed. So, before I go out and start setting up antenae to capture the government's mind control rays, has anyone else seen / archived them? Anywhere? These were supposed to be all new, "unofficial" pictures, not just the ones that have been shown before.
Then, there's the implication that they were real, and they were covered up. I want to know. I'm not going to speculate further on why they were pulled down, but just the fact that they *were* there, and now they're not is not a good thing.