I have returned
I thank you for your thoughts and wishes of support. I thank Ariadne and my nephew Ethan for helping me through these times. During my absence, there has been a continuous stream of bad news for this corrupt administration.
The most important is PlameGate and this business with Judith Miller. This is to be expected from the New York Times, one of the most reactionary newspapers and I use that word loosely in the U.S. and lead by Pinch Sulzberger a reactionary of the first order.
Ethan has helped me put together the following montage. I invite you to tell me if there is any difference between these photos yes Ethan put your photos on the computer
Thank you Ethan. I do not see a difference do you?
Now put it on the computer. Thank
Posted by Zeke Whittle at 10:27 AM
Bill Moyers speaks truth to power
Hello, this is Ethan, Zeke Whittle's great nephew. I'm posting this entry on his behalf due to his recent sudden illness that was caused by the Drudge Report.
First, Zeke would like to thank all of you for the well wishes. There was an incredible outpouring of grief, followed thankfully by relief once our doctors realized that Zeke was just in a deep catatonic state. He thanks all of you.
And, Zeke wants to let you know that he will return to posting here the very moment that he's able. He's feeling a little guilty about not being able to give Ariadne his all, but everyone's told him it's OK and we understand and there's no rush.
So, in the meantime, Zeke wants to suggest that you read the thoughts of Bill Moyers of PBS: "Speech at conference assails right wing". He particulary appreciated this:
"The more compelling our journalism, the angrier became the radical right of the Republican Party... That's because the one thing they loath more than liberals is the truth. And the quickest way to be damned by them as liberal is to tell the truth."
Posted by Zeke Whittle at 11:46 PM
Todays journalistic ethics
Ariadne has asked me to speak to you about the journalistic ethics of today's reporters.
But first I'd like to thank my great nephew Ethan who will be helping me publish my thoughts on the computer. I am using a new invention that allows me to speak and the words appear on the television screen.
When I started as a young reporter in the first world war, we did not have such inventions. We gathered our news and transmitted it over telephones if we were lucky. Todays generation has it easy. Much too easy in my view.
In the old times it took real guts to report on British aggression against German troops but old man Caen wanted it and thats what I did. Todays reporters dont know what their doing with their computers and their portable phones.
Thats all Ethan just put it on the computer just do it.
Posted by Zeke Whittle at 10:53 AM
