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Letters

This section is for my letters to newspapers and magazines which *didn't* get printed. I've often checked a newspaper to see if my wonderful incisive, witty and elegant letter got printed, only to find a mishmash of routine, pedestrian cliches by a parade of oafs. Now you have a chance to see the kind of letters which the newspapers *do not dare to print*! I have decided to predate these letters to the date when I actually sent them, rather than the date when I post them on the site. I am too lazy to post all my letters at once, but eventually there will be letters to the following: Bangkok Post
The Nation (Thailand)
International Herald Tribune
and any others I can't think of right now.
2003 Sep 21 [ Sun ]

International herald Tribune 2003-09-19 "France and the United States are at war"

To: letters email at iht.com (International Herald Tribune) Date: Sun, 21 Sep 2003 08:17:39 -0400 (EDT)

In "France and the United States are at war", Thomas L. Friedman complains about the French reaction to the invasion of Iraq.

The US invaded a sovereign state on the basis of a tissue of blatant lies. The French are a sovereign state, and they already tried appeasement. Also, the French may well feel that their debt to the American people is best served by extending the offer of their tumbril technology.



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