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Friday, 24 May 2013

Top National Security Journalists

Posted on 14:16 by Unknown

Read the list of the journalists who met with Obama.  It's an interesting list on its own right.  For instance, one might ask how many on the list have predicted stuff correctly in the past.  But it's also interesting in the light of those who argue that us feminazis are ruling the earth and so on.
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