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 Saturday, April 19, 2003
It is so interesting reading the news. Here are two totally different views of a single high profile case being tried in the press. While it is not possible to say what the truth is, I do wonder why the FBI agent who happily brought all the info to the Chinese woman's residence is not being treated more harshly. He is really the one who seems to have forgotten his duty the most. I guess I will have to wait until the TV movie. 8:50:59 PM 
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The ability to disagree is one of the central parts of our Bill of Rights. And, apparently, the inability to listen to people you disagree with is an inherent part of most human beings. It is easier to say "Why listen to what a celebrity has to say?" than to actually listen to them. It is easier to listen to the sounds of division than the sounds of dissent. That is what is so hard to see happening in America today. The same politicians that slandered Clinton during the bombing of Kosovo, who said you can support the troops without supporting the Commander In Chief are the same ones who question the patriotism of anyone who voices the slightest dissent today. It is hard to follow hypocrites into the jaws of battle. 8:38:13 PM
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Well, I have a faster connection today so I may be able to post a little more. 7:19:41 PM
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