Wednesday, June 07, 2006

NPR gets it...

In a story called Underdogs of War, NPR's Marketplace tells it like it is for the Iraqi interpreters, whose choice to work with our military ends up being more than just a little expensive.

The role of a cross-cultural bridge can have a very steep price in war, when bridges are seen not as helpful transportation devices but as strategic targets.

3 Comments:

zetazeroes said...

hey man,

i am a high school student in denver colorado and i participate in our school debate program. i was wondering if i could ask you some question pertaining to translators roles in conflict, interrogation, and intellegence. if this would be acceptable or if you have any questions, please email me at zetazeroes@gmail.com

thanks very much,

william van treuren

4:22 PM  
parnellpr said...

Hey D. Just got your comment, the man was an ignoramus, and in the next few days i will be taking americablog off my roll. I feel v let down by him. Pippa

6:59 PM  
Shunra said...

does this work?

11:36 AM  

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