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If you are wondering about why he is called "Mr. Martin," it isn't because the author intended to be stupid, it's because the NYT, for the most part, requires its writers be formal. Otherwise, this seems like an article whose author misunderstands a lot.

It sounds like "Your Worlds Turned Upside Down". Any relation, anyone think?

I concur with my fellow Americans that Coldplay is indeed bigger in the states. In fact, most americans probably have either a.) never heard of oasis , or if they have b.) could not name one song that has been a hit, since it never was a hit here. On the other hand, almost everyone knows who Coldplay is. They are starting to rival U2.

oasisinside: he is pretty forthcoming about this stuff. i'm sure he's working as fast as possible behind the scenes right now to get everything straightened out. if you knew his history you would know this. if you want to talk to him directly, im him.

oasisinside: he is pretty forthcoming about this stuff. i'm sure he's working as fast as possible behind the scenes right now to get everything straightened out. if you knew his history you would know this. if you want to talk to him directly, im him.

all i know is wirez is trustworthy, as he has proved many many times. if anyone is in the wrong here it is one of his sources, not him.

for clarification, what time does this come on EST. (New York City time) Thanks. lol, the post below me asked the same question seconds later. talk about coincidence

The common thread between all these fake leakers is that they complain of technical difficulties, post once, and leave for couple days. If they really did have it, they'd post it on the first post; not say "I have it" but "It's not here yet". Retarded.

My view on what is currently happening in Iraq; these people want to create as much instability as possible. They are willing to kill anyone who is complicit with the U.S. especially newly trained security forces. Their goal is to stop the spread of freedom in Iraq, because their radical Islamic faith does not fit in well with democracy. They'd much rather have a stringent dictatorship with them leading it. So they're willing to kill even fellow Iraqis to stop the U.S.

But to protect America, would you kill fellow Americans? That is what these so -called resistance fighters are doing. Looks more like mindless murder to me. I would think you would focus your energy on killing as much of the occupying force as possible, not the people you want to "protect".

Whoever said I support the President? I'm just asking you to prove your wild assertion, which turned out to be incorrect.

Actually, considering you made the statement, the burden of proof is on you. I see you've revised your hyperbole from hundreds of thousands to 25,000. Also, notice how that site counts civilian deaths due to the insurgency as well. Not just the U.S. military. And right now the insurgency is killing hundreds of Iraqis every month. So who is to blame?

I don't know where this stat came from, but it is false.

If it isn't leaked by Sunday then .... I don't know. It will be leaked by Sunday.