Reliable Sources: Annie Jacobsen
The Pulitzer Prizes handed out this year rewarded the same old crap from the MSM. In a time of war, terror, and tumult, rehashing the same old liberal bromides once again earned top honors.
History will be a crueler judge of the worth of this pap, and I predict that Annie Jacobsen's "Terror in the Skies" series will be read by 22nd Century high school kids as primary source material in the War on Terror.
In the latest installment, Jacobsen not only reveals that she was interviewed by Homeland Security agents, but manages to break news resulting from that discussion, namely that 9/11 hijacker Mohammed Atta was on the famous "dry-run" flight actor James Woods took and that the FBI botched the investigation of the 13 Syrian "musicians" flying without their instruments on a series of one-way, cash-tendered, cross-country flights before Jacobsen and others caught wise.
This is riveting reporting of the kind you won't find in the MSM, who seem more interested in portraying Jacobsen as a nervous pregnant woman and perhaps a bit of a bigot for having the temerity to think that a gaggle of Middle Eastern men acting very strangely on an airline flight is cause for concern.
As the War on Terror continues, I'm going to keep an eye on Jacobsen, a tenacious reporter who refuses to let political correctness or laziness get in the way of getting to the truth.
Conside her the anti-Kurtz, if you will.
History will be a crueler judge of the worth of this pap, and I predict that Annie Jacobsen's "Terror in the Skies" series will be read by 22nd Century high school kids as primary source material in the War on Terror.
In the latest installment, Jacobsen not only reveals that she was interviewed by Homeland Security agents, but manages to break news resulting from that discussion, namely that 9/11 hijacker Mohammed Atta was on the famous "dry-run" flight actor James Woods took and that the FBI botched the investigation of the 13 Syrian "musicians" flying without their instruments on a series of one-way, cash-tendered, cross-country flights before Jacobsen and others caught wise.
This is riveting reporting of the kind you won't find in the MSM, who seem more interested in portraying Jacobsen as a nervous pregnant woman and perhaps a bit of a bigot for having the temerity to think that a gaggle of Middle Eastern men acting very strangely on an airline flight is cause for concern.
As the War on Terror continues, I'm going to keep an eye on Jacobsen, a tenacious reporter who refuses to let political correctness or laziness get in the way of getting to the truth.
Conside her the anti-Kurtz, if you will.
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