Re: US boy's answer to a school essay on Iraq: take a trip to Baghdad
- From: Pope Secola VI <rodent@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 31 Dec 2005 09:02:08 -0800
zadoc wrote:
US boy's answer to a school essay on Iraq: take a trip to Baghdad
16-year-old spends two days in war-torn city before realising he is in danger
Richard Luscombe, Fort Lauderdale and Oliver Burkeman Saturday December 31, 2005 The Guardian
Most teenagers would have settled for a visit to the local museum. But Farris Hassan had greater plans for his latest school trip - running away to Baghdad for a first-hand look at one of the world's most dangerous cities.
The 16-year-old from Florida secretly flew to the Middle East to help research a school project about the conflict in Iraq. With only an Arabic phrasebook to guide him, he spent two days alone in Baghdad.
He said he wanted "to go the extra mile, or rather a few thousand miles" to be able to write his essay with authority. MORE at: http://education.guardian.co.uk/schoolsworldwide/story/0,14062,1675894,00.html zadoc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Well there were a few other young men that did much the same thing. One of them rose to prominence and fortune. Sir Winston Churchill.
-- Censorship and Gun Control are the political equivalent of binding and gagging a victim before raping and mugging them.
Such acts are carried out by the same thugs, one with a law degree from a state pen, the other a law degree from a university for the same sick perverted purposes which are to remove you from your property, liberty and dignity, and bend you to will of others. .
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