 tomspratDraw Me A "Cold One"Premium,ExMod 2002-04
join:2000-11-03
Fort Lauderdale, FL | If I was wrong... ...about the true intent of Mr. Rosenberger, I apologize. However, I find it somewhat disturbing when someone makes a statement e.g. "I know something about someone, but can't reveal it". It is said that there are three sides to every disagreement, yours, theirs, and the truth. In this instance, we have heard only one side, and what was the purpose for its' disclosure? To inform everyone that a vendor has the "Feds" in their back pocket? If you make an accusation such as this, be prepared to back it up with fact. The opportunity was given to publish the facts, however, Mr. Rosenberger chose not to. This should have been a consideration when he first contemplated writing the original article.
If someone chooses to make an accusation, don't expect everyone to believe you, without hearing all of the facts. If it is a matter of national security, do what's right and say nothing at all. If it is not, do what a responsible reporter does; report the facts.
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