What's the Frequency, Kofi?
Rarely do we see a paragraph so mistaken as this gem from Mark Malloch Brown, the #2 man at the United Nations. And by gem, I mean piece of poo.
Mark Malloch Brown, currently Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations, started his career, or at least the high-profile segment, as a journalist. He wrote for The Economist from 1977-1979, and so his investigative skill should be particularly sharp, as The Economist is often liberal but rarely shoddy. So we expect Mr. Brown to tell us something substantial. Something helpful. At least something true.
Let’s listen.
It’s not helpful to couch this war [between Israel and international terrorist organization Hez’b’Allah] in the language of international terrorism. Hizbollah employs terrorist tactics, it is an organisation however whose roots historically … Continue reading
