God Knows
I'd like to invite you to order my odyssey/novel "God Knows; It's Not About Us." You can order it from Xlibris at 888-795-4274, www.xlibris.com/bookstore, Amazon.com or any of the other major outlets, or from your local book store. It tells the story of OH (Our Hero) who wanders in search of his own holy grail. Though he never quite names it, you will, I hope recognize it and wander and wonder with him.
Are you following the fascinating journalism dust up about Judith Miller's appearances before the grand jury and how different newspapers are and are not covering it? It seems the NY Times, the paper for which she writes, has provided less coverage than almost any of the others, and the question is why? Though it seems clear to me that the paper is both being scrupulous about doing nothing to further jeapordize Ms. Miller's legal status, after she spent 84 days in jail for refusing to reveal her sources, and circling the wagons around one of their own, the Washington Post and others have suggested that she may have gone to jail to try to retrieve the credibility she lost when she seemed to be carrying the spear for the Bush administration on WMD in Iraq prior to our invasion. Stay tuned.
Interesting and tragic to hear reports from Pakistan sounding so like those from our own Gulf Coast after hurricane Katrina. The survivors are becoming angry and impatient as the government seems slow and clumsy in getting aid to them. One difference; the numbers of fatalities. Ours were in the hundreds, theirs in the scores of thousands.
Do you wonder if Harriet Miers may wish she had never let her name go forward?
Are you following the fascinating journalism dust up about Judith Miller's appearances before the grand jury and how different newspapers are and are not covering it? It seems the NY Times, the paper for which she writes, has provided less coverage than almost any of the others, and the question is why? Though it seems clear to me that the paper is both being scrupulous about doing nothing to further jeapordize Ms. Miller's legal status, after she spent 84 days in jail for refusing to reveal her sources, and circling the wagons around one of their own, the Washington Post and others have suggested that she may have gone to jail to try to retrieve the credibility she lost when she seemed to be carrying the spear for the Bush administration on WMD in Iraq prior to our invasion. Stay tuned.
Interesting and tragic to hear reports from Pakistan sounding so like those from our own Gulf Coast after hurricane Katrina. The survivors are becoming angry and impatient as the government seems slow and clumsy in getting aid to them. One difference; the numbers of fatalities. Ours were in the hundreds, theirs in the scores of thousands.
Do you wonder if Harriet Miers may wish she had never let her name go forward?
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