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A Question of Humanity, Not Politics |
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Dear
Editors,
I would like to point out a couple of things in
relation to your news story headlined, “The
Inconvenient Truth” [Volume 9 Number 423, June 8,
2008]. Why does it matter so much whether the number
of children affected by the drought is 126,000 or
75,000? Shouldn’t our concern be why a single child
goes hungry? |
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Truth Lies in Looking Glass |
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Dear Editor,
In
November 2002, the Prime Minister chastised the West for not
being responsive to the ensuing famine unless there were
pictures on TV of skeletal figures. Six years down the line,
his wish is granted, and we are witnessing the media having
a field day on the current drought in Ethiopia. |
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Let the Truth Be Told |
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Dear Editor,
Your news
story headlined, “The Inconvenient Truth” [Volume 9 Number
423, June 8, 2008] is very well written and has strong
element of original reporting: Kudos to your
correspondents. I was especially impressed with the
beginning few paragraphs, which were extremely vivid
and compelling. |
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