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Take the case of Rep. Ellen Tauscher, D-California, who at a hearing on Capitol Hill last week spoke about a 1962 nuclear test in the Nevada desert. The test was code named "Project Sedan."
Tauscher's remarks were little noticed, until they were transcribed -- incorrectly -- in an unofficial transcript of the hearing. One letter was changed. The "Sedan" nuclear test became the "Sudan" nuclear test.
And the government of Sudan took notice....
Edit: We'll miss you, Doug. You're one hell of a sawed-off grizzled QB. (And yeah, I'd keep him around, honestly.)
Tauscher's remarks were little noticed, until they were transcribed -- incorrectly -- in an unofficial transcript of the hearing. One letter was changed. The "Sedan" nuclear test became the "Sudan" nuclear test.
And the government of Sudan took notice....
Edit: We'll miss you, Doug. You're one hell of a sawed-off grizzled QB. (And yeah, I'd keep him around, honestly.)