DarkPhenyx
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Mon Apr-05-04 06:06 PM
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Props to the boys at the Toledo Blade. |
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Edited on Mon Apr-05-04 06:07 PM by DarkPhenyx
This is the paper that did the four day series on the "Tiger Brigade" discussing the attrocities commited by same and the coverup after the investigation. They were awarded a Pulitzer Prize for their work.
Here's a shocker for you. The coverup happened while Rumsfeld was the Chief of Staff for Ford (?) and Cheney was SecDef I think. Was listening to NPR and driving 70 MPH on the way home from work.
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Mon Apr-05-04 06:34 PM
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Cheney was Ford's chief of staff, Rumsfeld was Ford's Sec. of Defense.
Next time someone tells you what a grand ol' guy Ford was as president, remember who he hired to help him.
Cheers.
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Mon Apr-05-04 06:38 PM
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2. Eep! I had a feeling I got it wrong somehow. |
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Mon Apr-05-04 11:04 PM
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3. I heard that too on the drive home... |
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and I'm tickled that the Toledo paper won but...
Ok, no one from Toledo take this the wrong way. All I can remember thinking was that it's a sad state of affairs when the Pulitzer for investigative reporting went to a series on atrocities that happened decades ago when there are atrocities and stories worthy of investigative reporting happening RIGHT NOW. I worry that it is a commentary on the lack of serious investigative reporting nowadays.
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