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FoxNews Infotainment Libeled the Tehran Times
FoxNews infotainment shockjock Scott Norvell commented on an article he never researched. Without contacting me, the Pentagon or the CNRRC he comes to the conclusion that naming a webserver "gestapo" merely suggests that one is a "geek" and not a white supremacist.
I wonder what cracker jack box this cracker got his press credentials from, but apparently he doesn't even know the article was published in the Tehran Times and the Muslim Observer. This trash talking flunky hasn't even researched this article. I don't want his job. I want my job with his pay!
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Proof Positive
By Scott Norvell FOXNews.com
http://www.foxnews.com/printer_friendly_story/0,3566,125315,00.html
An Iranian news agency, Mehrnews, is in a tizzy because some geek at a Navy recruiting center in News Orleans, La., named one of the office computer servers "Gestapo."
The agency says the discovery suggests a pattern of harassment and cyber-stalking of Muslim journalists and is proof that the U.S. military is overrun with neo-Nazis (search).
A spokesman for the Pentagon said the server was named Gestapo (search) some six years ago by an unknown computer tech. Lt. Mike Kafka said the server name "directly violated Navy policy" and was disconnected.
He said the name "implies no affiliation with any group."
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Original Article:
http://majdur.htmlplanet.com/Tehran%20Times/tehrantimes.7july04.pdf
http://nola.indymedia.org/news/2004/07/1800.php
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Proof Positive
By Scott Norvell FOXNews.com
http://www.foxnews.com/printer_friendly_story/0,3566,125315,00.html
An Iranian news agency, Mehrnews, is in a tizzy because some geek at a Navy recruiting center in News Orleans, La., named one of the office computer servers "Gestapo."
The agency says the discovery suggests a pattern of harassment and cyber-stalking of Muslim journalists and is proof that the U.S. military is overrun with neo-Nazis (search).
A spokesman for the Pentagon said the server was named Gestapo (search) some six years ago by an unknown computer tech. Lt. Mike Kafka said the server name "directly violated Navy policy" and was disconnected.
He said the name "implies no affiliation with any group."
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Original Article:
http://majdur.htmlplanet.com/Tehran%20Times/tehrantimes.7july04.pdf
http://nola.indymedia.org/news/2004/07/1800.php
For more information:
http://majdur.htmlplanet.com
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Friday, September 05, 2003
Scott Norvell is the Northeast Bureau Chief of Fox News Channel, responsible for directing the channel's coverage of New England from bureaus in Boston and New York. He has been with FNC since it launched in 1996, serving as Executive Editor of Foxnews.com, its London-based European Bureau Chief and head of the Miami bureau covering the Southeastern United States and Latin America.
Prior to joining Fox News Channel, Norvell reported for a variety of publications — including Time, the New York Times, The Washington Post Sunday Magazine, Fortune and People — from Atlanta and Central America. He began his career covering the U.S.-Mexican border for a daily newspaper in South Texas, the Corpus Christi Caller-Times, and in the time since has reported from dozens of countries about everything from Mayan archeology to Cuban prostitution to the charter school movement.
A native of Texas, he graduated from of the University of Missouri-Columbia with an undergraduate degree in Journalism, and lives with his wife, Shelley Emling, and three children — Christopher, Benjamin and Olivia — in suburban New York.