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The founder of WorldNetDaily.com has launched a subscription-only site providing intelligence sources for journalists.The G2 Bulletin utilises government and military sources developed by Joseph Farah during his 25 years as a reporter.
It includes regular sections on the global threat from Islamic terrorism, the Middle East, internal security, the Far East, Europe, intelligence briefings and news background as well as top stories and breaking news.
Mr Farah said: "For many years I have wanted to have a forum like this for stories I come across that are not necessarily double-sourced for the standards of daily journalism, yet they are leads and reports that are very reliable and from very credible sources."
Mr Farah claims his sources are in the Pentagon, the Persian Gulf, Afghanistan, Israel, in the CIA and the military.
The site is currently running a story claiming that Saddam Hussein was behind the September 11th attack.
Annual subscriptions to G2 Bulletin cost US$199.
Sources:
http://worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=30953
http://g2.wnd.com/
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