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NRO's Fabulist Update

By The Daily Dish
Dec 2 2007, 10:17 AM ET

Where's Malkin? Others have noticed more weirdness:

Even stranger than the quasi-apology is Smith's defence of his methods and actions in "reporting" on Hezbollah ... He's in Lebanon, under the auspices of the National Review, and announcing not only he's there to report on Hezbollah as "the enemy" but seeking to directly provoke them. Smith lives in a state where if you shoot someone on your property who was stealing stuff, no one would bat an eyelid. So what will National Review's complaint be if Smith gets hurt in one of his future pranks against Hezbollah? What explanation will they offer to another reporter who gets hurt on the assumption of Hezbollah that he's another Smith character? And what is their liability if Smith, who apparently totes a gun in his trips around Beirut, hurts someone else? Someone has a blogger ethics problem.



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