Ontdekte Robert D. Kaplan van The Atlantic toen hij bij een marinebataillon werd gedetacheerd:
'The particular Marine grunts with whom I was embedded had the impression at first that journalists are violent people. I'm not kidding. After all, two reporters who had been embedded with them in 2003 during the war had gotten into a fistfight over a satellite phone, and a Marine captain had had to break it up with a body block.'
Als journalisten van die ferme jongens en stoere knapen zijn, waarom zie ik er dan niet meer tijdens de Wing Chun-trainingen?
Koos Lepeltak (ip:193.172.150.2) 18 June 2004 - 11:54 uur
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