I would have thought that if you were looking to see wether an analyst has The Right Stuff then you would ask this: "Has his work been accurate?" and not this: "Has his work toed the Party Line?"
Because I would have thought that "being a heretic" is nowhere near as important as "being correct".
Yet I look at this article, and it seems that the only criticism levelled at Freeman is: He`s a heretic! Burn him! Burn him!
Because nowhere in this article does anyone say: His work always turns out to be wrong.
Oh well, he`s anti-Israel, and so he has to go.
Not that there is an Israeli lobby in Washington, of course....... |
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