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Re.: Peter Arnett speaks out
The Mirror has some interesting ways of presenting familiar fotos.
When I first went to the Mirror site, right after reading the lead-in
posted by Lou,
there was a picture of a smiling Saddam at the top. My coal-powered,
steam driven computer was slow loading the rest of the page so I
reloaded. The same page appeared but with a different foto of the Iraqi
leader.
He was no longer smiling, but looking grim and dark.
Then I went to the Pater Arnett article. In it was a picture, perhaps
familiar
to some of us, of a young, unconscious girl carried by an elderly man
with
a grizzled beard and kaffiya. The Mirror cropped the right edge of the
foto.
Viewers were spared the sight of her mangled, bloody leg that ended just
above her ankle where the girl's foot should have been.
The viewers were spared an image that might drive more to regard this
war
as cruel and insane.
- Thread context:
- Michael Moore & his Oscar night remarks,
John O'Neill Tue 01 Apr 2003, 22:53 GMT
- Sean O'Casey's hard lesson on war,
John O'Neill Tue 01 Apr 2003, 22:52 GMT
- Perspective on the war provided by Irish journalists is uniquely valuable,
John O'Neill Tue 01 Apr 2003, 22:47 GMT
- Re.: Peter Arnett speaks out,
Chris Brady Tue 01 Apr 2003, 22:45 GMT
- Peter Arnett Speaks,
Xxxx Xxxxxx Tue 01 Apr 2003, 22:45 GMT
- Worries of a long war send stocks tumbling,
John O'Neill Tue 01 Apr 2003, 22:39 GMT
- Family's memory of past colonial campaigns revived by invasion,
John O'Neill Tue 01 Apr 2003, 22:37 GMT
- Paradigm shift,
Mervyn Hartwig Tue 01 Apr 2003, 21:42 GMT
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