The bitter irony is that 99 percent of the story can be told today, through open-source and declassified materials -- owing largely to Moynihan (!) -- but no journalistic organizations will undertake the task, owing to the shallow model of the news business and their own complicity. As a philosopher said once: "Hell is truth found out too late."
The bitter irony is that 99 percent of the story can be told today, through open-source and declassified materials -- owing largely to Moynihan (!) -- but no journalistic organizations will undertake the task, owing to the shallow model of the news business and their own complicity. As a philosopher said once: "Hell is truth found out too late."
The bitter irony is that 99 percent of the story can be told today, through open-source and declassified materials -- owing largely to Moynihan (!) -- but no journalistic organizations will undertake the task, owing to the shallow model of the news business and their own complicity. As a philosopher said once: "Hell is truth found out too late."