Siniora’s lies exposed on the blogosphere – he DID visit Egypt on the day he’s accused of meeting the Israel Prime Minister in Egypt

The blogosphere at its best.

Excellent piece of investigative work here by As’ad (the Angry Arab) and Hicham:

Fu’ad Sanyurah has denied this news item about meeting with Israeli officials in Egypt. He said that he had meetings in Beirut on that day. But the Hariri rag, Al-Mustaqbal, had reported that Sanyurah (read the last line) had flown to Egypt for a private visit on that same day. (thanks Hicham)

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