Just over six months ago, Harold Pinter, the author of such classic
plays as 'The Caretaker' and 'The Dumb Waiter', won the 2005 Nobel
Prize for Literature.
Winner of the
2005 Nobel
Prize for Literature,
Harold Pinter Not one to waste an opportunity, Pinter gave the
acceptance speech of a lifetime, slamming the state of the world today
and the governments who have helped shape it. In a week where the Bush
administrations doctors have wasted no time defelcting any possible blame for the
suicide of three Guantanamo inmates, Smokin' Mirrors thought it might
be worth a re-visit to Pinter's speech.
See this link for the video of his speech.
Next week's Smokin' Mirrors compares a widely circulated email
regarding a gold and silver mine in Chile to the response the company
has sent us. Stay tuned!
See you next week.
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