An unusual NY Times article today:
“An Air Force translator at an American prison camp for captured militants and suspected terrorists at Guant
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A posting every day; an interesting idea every three months…
let them eat cake (or baklava). (then hang them.)
[generic remark on the international view of Guant
C’mon, where’s everyone’s sense of human rights? Maybe the detainees were cold! Everyone deserves some sort of head covering. Oh. The article said “Baklava,” not “Balaclava.” Nevermind.
Couldn’t you find a way to make this posting more provocative? A cheerful comparison to the slave trade or perhaps the Palm OS would have generated more interest.
“Linux is like baklava without the pistachios”
“Does vi cause Asperger’s Disease?”
“Why Sally Slob doesn’t fly heliocopters”
“Would adequate WiFi coverage have prevented 9/11?”
EGad!! not the slashdot crowd!
Ah, but in this case there was a phile in the philo.
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