In today's Washington Post, about
the reporter who originally discovered the
"Niger uranium"-Iraq documents:

  "Italian journalist who gave the documents to the
  U.S. Embassy in Rome nine months ago told reporters
  yesterday that when she returned from a trip to Niger
  to check them out, she told her editor that
  "the story seemed fake to me" and published nothing on it.

  Elisabetta Burba, a foreign correspondent
  for the Italian news magazine Panorama, said
  in an interview with the Italian daily Corriere
  della Sera, "I realized that this could be a
  worldwide scoop, but that's exactly why I was
  very worried. If it turned out to be a hoax,
  and I published it, I would have ended my career."

THis lady is clearly below the golden parachute
line, where, if you pull off something really
spectacular, you may win big, but if you f-uck
up big time, you lose even bigger.

Bush and Condeeeeeeeeeeeee... and Cheney and Blair(?), being
above the golden parachute line, can say this kind
of stuff and it only further aggrandizes their
majesty to lead the world.

As Marcel Duchamp did not entitle one of his readymades:

Why not puke?

\brad mccormick

--
  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)

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