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United States: The American Family Association operates a 'news' outlet which, it has been recently discovered, alters stories to suit its agenda. The tinkering was noticed when they reported on the success of an American athlete:
Tyson Homosexual was a blur in blue, sprinting 100 meters faster than anyone ever has.
His time of 9.68 seconds at the U.S. Olympic trials Sunday doesn't count as a world record, because it was run with the help of a too-strong tailwind. Here's what does matter: Homosexual qualified for his first Summer Games team and served notice he's certainly someone to watch in Beijing.
It means a lot to me,the 25-year-old Homosexual said.I'm glad my body could do it, because now I know I have it in me.
The athlete's name is really Tyson Gay.
Christian Site's Ban on 'G' Word Sends Homosexual to Olympics—Washington Post Blogs, 1st July 2008.
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