Last week I listened to playwright Harold Pinter’s Nobel prize speech. He gave it in 2005. The first 10 minutes or so are nothing special but it soon becomes a lengthy critique of Dubya and the United States.
One sometimes forgets that torturers become easily bored. They need a bit of a laugh to keep their spirits up. This has been confirmed of course by the events at Abu Ghraib in Baghdad.
Last week I listened to playwright Harold Pinter’s Nobel prize speech. He gave it in 2005. The first 10 minutes or so are nothing special but it soon becomes a lengthy critique of Dubya and the United States.
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