Kill the Messenger
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His series on the CIA was almost two years old, and officially repudiated by the Los Angeles Times, New York Times and Washington Post. He’d lost his job and no one in the news business would hire him. I remember he entered the hotel saloon with a kind of swagger. I remember that he ordered Maker’s Mark. And I remember idly mentioning conspiracy theories and that he instantly flared up and said, “I don’t believe in fucking conspiracy theories, I’m talking about a fucking conspiracy.”
I’d arrived... there because early that winter at a New York restaurant I’d told a magazine editor that the only story worth writing about was: What in the hell had happened to Gary Webb? At that moment, I’d also said I thought his series was true and the editor snapped, “Of course, it is.” So I’d spent months interviewing former DEA agents who’d brushed against the CIA, devoured mountains of documents and become convinced that Webb’s discredited series was true. And that the papers and reporters who had destroyed him were wrong.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His series on the CIA was almost two years old, and officially repudiated by the Los Angeles Times, New York Times and Washington Post. He’d lost his job and no one in the news business would hire him. I remember he entered the hotel saloon with a kind of swagger. I remember that he ordered Maker’s Mark. And I remember idly mentioning conspiracy theories and that he instantly flared up and said, “I don’t believe in fucking conspiracy theories, I’m talking about a fucking conspiracy.”
I’d arrived... there because early that winter at a New York restaurant I’d told a magazine editor that the only story worth writing about was: What in the hell had happened to Gary Webb? At that moment, I’d also said I thought his series was true and the editor snapped, “Of course, it is.” So I’d spent months interviewing former DEA agents who’d brushed against the CIA, devoured mountains of documents and become convinced that Webb’s discredited series was true. And that the papers and reporters who had destroyed him were wrong.
What to read after Kill the Messenger?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nick Schou to read onlineMoreLess
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