Get a load of this quote by New Yorker superstar journalist Seymour Hersh:
New Yorker magazine’s national security correspondent, Seymour Hersh, has been making speeches and radio appearances in which he has told stories of young boys being raped at Abu Ghraib prison, of U.S. forces murdering 36 Iraqi guards, and of alleged involvement of Karl Rove and even the President himself in prisoner interrogation matters. But he now says he “fudged” some of the stories he’s told. He tells New York magazine, “I can’t fudge what I write. But I can certainly fudge what I say.”
He says, “Sometimes I change events, dates and places in a certain way … [to communicate] another reality that I know of.” But, he insists, he only changes the facts to “protect people.”
Another reality? Is that the one where Spock has a beard?
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