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I have repeatedly tried to insert the correct information regarding Everett's reponse to Jeff Stein's question about the differences between Sunni and Shia Muslims--the question was not about their political affiliation, nor about their locations. Stein simply asked Everett about the difference between Shia and Sunni. Yet each time I have inserted this material, someone has re-edited the article to read as if Stein was asking Everett about the locations and political affiliations of the Sunni and Shia in Iraq--effectively covering up Everett's seeming ignorance and instead portraying Everett's lack of knowledge as something far more understandable.

This is dishonest, and should stop. (edit)

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