Talk:Doug Wead

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In this edit, Thetruthexplainer (talk • contribs) names an article in the Washington Times as the source for the statements that he adds. However, I have searched several newspaper databases indexing the Times and I am unable to find such an article. As such, I have removed the statements for now. Thetruthexplainer, can you give the title of the article? That would be the best way for others to verify that the statements are properly sourced. --bainer (talk) 05:50, 30 March 2007 (UTC)

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Talk:Doug Wead

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