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” The United States has a long history in fabricating evidence”

When I heard Iran’s response to the charges that it is supplying Shia militias with explosives, I had to laugh. How can you respond to this charge? t’s true.

I’m reading Steven Poole’s book Unspeak right now. It’s a fascinating look at the way human beings use specific words to frame issues. I don’t know if I buy Poole’s argument, though, that we should aim to strip unspeak from our language.

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