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There is a lot of opinion in this article. Sites is a 'respected' war correspondent? By whom? This article may be promotional copy as it lacks detail. I was a war correspondent and it's a very overused and abused title.202.82.171.186 07:17, 8 November 2007 (UTC)
I'd settle for someone telling me who else he worked for before CNN and NBC, and whether he was staff or freelancer at CNN and NBC in Iraq. A lot of people showed up in the Middle East and walked out 'respected war correspondents' so I think a full CV is needed here to make it all clear (I have been a CNN staff employee AND freelanced for NBC)202.82.171.186 07:24, 8 November 2007 (UTC)
The article calls the Iraqi an "insurgent". Actually, we don't know whether he was an insurgent. Whoever had been firing on the Marines when they captured the mosque may have taken hostages. Or the Mosque's Iman, or janitor, could have stayed behind to try to prevent holy items being vandalized by the gunmen, or by the Marines. Mere presence doesn't prove he was an insurgent.
I don't agree with describing those fighting the foreign occupation as "insurgents". The use of this term implies something that needs to be proven. A fighter isn't an "insurgent" unless they are fighting a legitimate authority. Iraqis didn't elect Paul Bremer. They didn't like Paul Bremer. They didn't trust Paul Bremer. And his administration made no meaningful progress in providing Iraqis with safe water, electricity or sewage disposal. It couldn't provide law and order. So, in what sense could it be described as a legitimate authority? -- Geo Swan 21:18, 29 September 2005 (UTC)
The November shooting needs to be covered in more detail. What is missing:
So, where should this story be covered? -- Geo Swan 21:18, 29 September 2005 (UTC)
Uh, cleaned this up of the clearly un-scientific Zionist POV 22:58, 1 August 2006 (UTC)
I just went through and deleted a bunch of swipes by 216.136.107.24. These comments by 216.136.107.24 attacked Kevin and his reputation, in fact 216.136.107.24 had the gall to create an entire section called "criticisms" where he wrote his attacks. Amazingly, 216.136.107.24 did not provide a single source or citation for any of his attacks. It is possible that 216.136.107.24 simply made these "criticisms" up on his own. To be clear to 216.136.107.24 or anyone else who uses Wikipedia to damage people's reputations, libel of a public figure is a very serious tort. Unless you are using a proxy, people can find out who you are through your IP address. I doubt Kevin is the type to sue but others might not be so nice. If you are going to attack a public figure's reputation then you should at least provide a source for the things you write.
Again, 216.136.107.24 used Wikipedia to anonymously attack Kevin with his sourceless and citeless opinions. 216.136.107.24, if you have a problem with Kevin then write him an e-mail or create your own website. --75.16.84.229 11:54, 15 August 2006 (UTC)
A "very serious tort" LMAO! Wow, just wow. Internet law expert, eh? LOL
Is there any more information on Kevin Sites the person, birth, his life before being hired by Yahoo?
--Hear, hear, and don't just DELETE things yopu don't agree with, user 75.16.84.229 ... that's what the TALK page is for.202.82.171.186 07:17, 8 November 2007 (UTC)
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