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: Dispatches from the Culture WarsAbout Those Taliban-Trained Monkey Warriors
By Ed Brayton
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As you might imagine, that was a bunch of nonsense that the Worldnutdaily and Fox News both fell for. Says one expert:
Christopher Coe, director of the Harlow Center for Biological Psychology, also is quoted as saying, "While you could train a monkey to shoot a gun, I certainly wouldn't want to be anywhere in the neighborhood after that. I rather doubt you could trust its aim," he said. "In addition, the noise would certainly scare most animals and make them stop."
CNN did a rather amusing video about the whole thing:
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