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Suppressed News | News for America

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SUPPRESSED NEWS, LIBERAL CRITICS POINT OUT, SUFFERS from an outrageous lack of diversity. It is the brainchild of four associates residing within a tight geographic radius of Huntsville, Alabama. Each is white, male, and Christian. Worse, each worked, or still works, in the military-industrial complex, striving to make stronger Bill Clinton's hated military. Worse still, each is politically conservative, and is a Republican. But the very worst of it all is that they may even be open to the charge of being members of the dreaded "right wing" of the Party.

Jim Jackson is a retired engineer and manager who worked for NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center. Hugh McInnish is a retired engineer and analyst who worked for the US Army in Star Wars and other programs. Jack Miller is a communications specialist who toils through the day and the night keeping Uncle Sam's high-tech electronic devices humming smoothly--and free from prying eyes and ears. Finally, Brad Taylor is an engineer for a major defense contractor who launches missiles for the U.S. Government.

Alas! Can there be any hope, any hope at all, that anything good can come from such unconscionable homogeneity? There may be a little. There is one thin reed to which in their defense the four might cling. The group is comprised of two young smarties and two old wises, the young smarties straining at the leash with vigor and enthusiasm, the old wises exhibiting their bruises and scars as reminders of the virtues of prudence. (The order in which they are mentioned above is alphabetical and, incidentally, chronological in descending order.)

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