Tom Lowe wrote:
>
> I just noticed something rather odd.
>
> A couple of hours ago, I was in my law office and checked the NY Times on the web.
>The lead article had a headline that said, in essence, that the Bush administration
>was planning to install a US-directed military government in Iraq after conquering
>it. It was explicit. There was no wiggle room. Not a big surprise.
>
> Between then and now, that article totally disappeared, not to be found in the
>National or International section. A search on "military goverrnment" turned up
>nothing regarding the article. In fact, there is an article nestled down in the
>middle of the pack about how the U.S. plans to being the blessings of democracy to
>Iraq.
>
> Did anyone else notice this happening?
I have not been following this specific item, but I have
seen at least one and maybe two items in the NYT recently which
struck me the same way.
We all have to get in the practice of "capturing" material
that seems "interesting" when we see it, precisely
because it may mysteriously disappear at any moment....
I have difficulty doing this because my "reflexes"
were bacly damaged by a childrearing which made sure I did not
see the bad things my parents and teachers were
doing to me. You may have been similarly
crippled. So we try to hobble as best we can, and let
us not forget that crutches even have their uses.
A pox on all prudes.
\brad mccormick
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> Tom Lowe
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