When a Predator Collides With a Fabricator
By MAUREEN DOWD
NYT
SO what’s the moral of this Manhattan immorality tale?
That the French are always right, even when their hauteur is irritating?
They were right about Iraq and America’s rush to war. And they may be right about Dominique Strauss-Kahn and America’s rush to judgment.
In both cases, French credibility was undermined, so we resisted seeing things from their point of view.
France tried to block W.’s spun-up attack on Iraq, but we knew that the French government had a history of making special oil deals with Saddam Hussein, and of favoring expediency over principle.
(More here.)
NYT
SO what’s the moral of this Manhattan immorality tale?
That the French are always right, even when their hauteur is irritating?
They were right about Iraq and America’s rush to war. And they may be right about Dominique Strauss-Kahn and America’s rush to judgment.
In both cases, French credibility was undermined, so we resisted seeing things from their point of view.
France tried to block W.’s spun-up attack on Iraq, but we knew that the French government had a history of making special oil deals with Saddam Hussein, and of favoring expediency over principle.
(More here.)
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