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My personal musings about anything that gets on my radar screen--heavily dominated by politics.
2005-04-13
This Seems Like It Would Be An Important Story A four-count indictment unsealed in New York federal court yesterday charges three British men with plotting attacks with weapons of mass destruction on financial institutions in New York, New Jersey and the District. Dhiren Barot, Nadeem Tarmohamed and Qaisar Shaffi are accused of collecting video footage of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank headquarters in the District, the New York Stock Exchange and Citicorp Building in New York, and the Prudential Building in Newark, N.J. Yet, while this is front and center on the web page of the Washington Times, the story is buried without a headline on the web pages of the NYTimes, WashPost, and USA Today. Oh, well—guess the political hackery over John Bolton’s nomination ("he's SO mean) really must be that much more important. | |