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Fairytale Season
Songs of Christmas. The politics of morality and religion. Designs on intelligence. Plus much more.
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SHAWN IN IRAQ
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Re: Shawn Macomber’s
Forget
What You Heard
,
Election
Day in a Sunni Stronghold
,
Assistingi
and Enabling
, and
Riding the
Rhino
:
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I have certainly enjoyed Shawn Macomber’s articles from Iraq. He has been able and willing to show the tragedy as well as the triumphs from a place most Americans will only ever know of by someone else’s impressions. Therefore we must rely on the reporter’s determination to be fair and accurate. Through his words I feel as though I have a bird’s eye view — from the pausing in darkness on the highway of death to the dog running away with its tail between its legs.
p>I look forward to reading about the remainder of his time there. br> —
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