Media Research Center doesn't know basic grammar

[ck4829]

"Which way is it on Osama bin Laden being dead or alive? To CNN, it’s both. CNN featured this text in an on-screen graphic on Tuesday afternoon: “Experts Agree: Al Qaeda Leader Is Dead Or Alive.” The insight appeared during a story from Pentagon reporter Barbara Starr about the hunt for bin Laden, whether he is dead or alive and how al Qaeda can operate with or without him."

http://www.mediaresearch.org/cyberalerts/2002/cyb20020904.asp#6

OK, hold on for a second there. "Al Qaeda leader is dead or alive" does not mean he is both dead and alive, it's means he could be either dead or alive, bunch of nimrods.

[Sammy Pepys]

1. It sounds to me like they're making fun...

...of the "Experts Agree" part. Because if they did agree, it would be one or the other.