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Professional Discourtesy?

Brian C. Ledbetter · Wednesday, March 14. 2007 11:24
BBC Correspondent Alan Johnston (Suhaib Salem/Files/Reuters)
It would appear that there is a distinct possibility that the kidnappers of BBC journalist Alan Johnston were aided by local Palestinian reporters whom he was working with. The same locals were also present at a number of other kidnappings, including the case involving Fox News correspondent Steve Centanni.

One is reminded of a certain ancient tale involving an alligator and a scorpion, for some odd reason.

My hopes are still for Mr. Johnson to be released swiftly, and for the perpetrators to be found and brought to justice.
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