From 2001: Five questions the mainstream media don’t want you to ask about the war against terrorism
In a world full such banal euphemisms as “collateral damage,” the polemics of Arundhati Roy are like lightning bolts. “President Bush can no more ‘rid the world of evil-doers’ than he can stock it with saints,” she asserts. If you weren’t familiar with her views, it’s because every major American newspaper and magazine has rejected her essays.
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