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The Kissinger image below (by David Levine) is one of 320 illustrations - by 142 of the world's most acclaimed contemporary artists - that The New York Times itself originally commissioned for its Op-Ed Pages, but then got cold feet about running, and eventually paid more than $1 million in... more
Reviewed by FAIRYUSER Mar 09 2009, 02:43am ( 8 reviews ) • alternet.org
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Rated by Flaneur2008 on Mar 23 2009, 8:56am
Great painting of Kissinger!
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Rated by Whomadewho on Mar 11 2009, 1:34pm
What didn't the Times want you to see?
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Rated by shundread on Mar 09 2009, 7:58am
Excellent. =D
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Rated by kalaway on Mar 09 2009, 7:34am
Interesting illustrations, but I think they have every right to choose to run or not run what they wish. I'm glad they occasionally censor themselves based on what's appropriate--even if I don't always agree with what's included in that category.
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Rated by onreact-com on Mar 09 2009, 4:26am
How the NYT attempts to paint a friendlier picture of reality depending on who's n power: "American presidents are not supposed to sweat."
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Rated by FAIRYUSER on Mar 09 2009, 2:43am
The Kissinger image below (by David Levine) is one of 320 illustrations - by 142 of the world's most acclaimed contemporary artists - that The New York Times itself originally commissioned for its Op-Ed Pages, but then got cold feet about running, and eventually paid more than $1 million in "kill fees" to hide from public view (sometimes for as long as 38 years).What didn't the Times want you to see?
