Saturday, November 25, 2006
There's something not write about the way this headline (http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20061125/ap_on_re_eu/britain_poisoned_spy) has been written:
Ex-KGB spy blames Putin for his death
Ex-KGB spy blames Putin for his death
It seems to imply that after death the deceased, Alexander Litvinenko, returned to accuse Putin for causing him to die.
A sentence in the article disproves the headline: 'In a dramatic statement written before he died, the man called Russian President Vladimir Putin "barbaric and ruthless" and blamed him personally for the poisoning.'
A sentence in the article disproves the headline: 'In a dramatic statement written before he died, the man called Russian President Vladimir Putin "barbaric and ruthless" and blamed him personally for the poisoning.'
Which means that Mr Litvinenko made the declaration prior to his death - which should have been stated much more clearly in the headline.
Sorry... I'm just disturbed by the way the headline appears every time I log into my Yahoo! mailbox during the time the article has been there.
¶ 11/25/2006 03:35:00 pm Sorry... I'm just disturbed by the way the headline appears every time I log into my Yahoo! mailbox during the time the article has been there.
