Very interesting. The article I first saw posted was definitely not this article. Nice trick.
Tom At 21:56 -0400 10/12/02, Barry Stennett wrote: >Let me call your attention to the third paragraph.... > > http://www.nytimes.com/2002/10/12/international/middleeast/12REBU.html > >Barry Stennett >Chief Consultant, >DWS Consulting >Athens, GA 30604 > >"Brad McCormick, Ed.D." wrote: > >> 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 >> >> > >> > Tom Lowe >> > -- >> > _________________________________________________________________________ >> > Tom Lowe One of the most powerful aspects of >> > Jackson, Mississippi delusion, or ignorance, is the belief >> > [EMAIL PROTECTED] that what we do does not really matter >> > http://www.jacksonprogressive.com -- Sharon Salzberg >> >> -- >> Let your light so shine before men, >> that they may see your good works.... (Matt 5:16) >> >> Prove all things; hold fast that which is good. (1 Thes 5:21) >> >> <![%THINK;[SGML+APL]]> Brad McCormick, Ed.D. / [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> ----------------------------------------------------------------- >> Visit my website ==> http://www.users.cloud9.net/~bradmcc/ -- _________________________________________________________________________ Tom Lowe One of the most powerful aspects of Jackson, Mississippi delusion, or ignorance, is the belief [EMAIL PROTECTED] that what we do does not really matter http://www.jacksonprogressive.com -- Sharon Salzberg
