Who Killed Kathy Nguyen?

Newsweek ^ | Nov. 12 issue | Evan Thomas and Eleanor Clift

[CommiesOut]

Nov. 12 issue

[CommiesOut]

-

[longfellow]

if a women dies in NY now they should question clinton first.

[Diogenesis]

What an untruthful piece by the knee-pad-bound Eleanor Clift.

She does NOT blame those who actually made the Anthrax.
nor does she blame herself or her idol, Clinton,
who allowed these animals to attack the United States, and allowed these animals to enter the United States,
and to obtain secrets related to national security.

Eleanor Clift and her Clinton-loving media gave Clinton a free-pass
as he ignored attacks on the US throughout his 8 years.
Clinton, encouraged by his bevy of media groupies, created this mess
and they continue to push coverup, panic and impatience.

[Alabama_Wild_Man]

"...Who Killed Kathy Nguyen? "
=======================

My money is on the possibility of sometype of physical contact with one of the terrorists - either directly, or via a 'common friend'.

....but...that's just my opinion...

[Sans-Culotte]

Who Killed Kathy Nguyen?

Well, I read the rest of the article to see what was known about the death of this woman. Apparently, we still don't know dick.

[KC_Conspirator]

I don't know who killed her, but I do that the idiotic media is murdering her name at the moment. I have heard numerous media talking heads pronounce her last name "NOO-JEN", when the correct pronunciation is "WHEN". Idiots.

[upchuck]

What is this More crap? Can't you post the entire article?

[John Jamieson]

We need to know if she used coke; could be a test case for US wide attack on the coke supply. Would also increase opium market.

[blam]

I have read that they were unable to locate any of her family and that her friends buried her. How sad.

[tuesday afternoon]

Exactly how many illnesses cause one's chest cavity to fill with bloody fluid?

[CubicleGuy]

... when the correct pronunciation is "WHEN". Idiots.

I had a Vietnamese French teacher once, and though she spelled her last name "Nguyen", she pronounced it "Ghee-yen".

I've heard others pronounce it "Noo-yen".

So is "Smythe" pronounced "Smith" or "Sm-eye-th"?