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01/12/2006:

"Was NYT's David Rosenbaum Assassinated?"

The blogger Xymphora makes several good points about the supposed mugging-murder of the New York Times’ recently retired journalist, David Rosenbaum, most notably the fact the crime did not resemble a normal mugging. Thus we must consider the possibility that Rosenbaum was assassinated for reasons that are not clear and probably never will be. Xymphora speculates that Rosenbaum “might reveal some of the secrets behind the odd relationship of the Times to the Bush Administration (holding stories of extreme national importance back for a year, and engaging in discussion of what news is ‘fit to print’), or behind the campaign of lies told by the Times to help the Bush Administration trick the American people into the attack on Iraq.”
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