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Real headline. Not a spoof. It’s that dumb pic.twitter.com/OtCHOwwInq
— Michael Tracey (@mtracey) April 21, 2024
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I cannot fathom living in a world where a Palestinian baby must start life by being cut out from its murdered mother’s womb. My tax money is paying for this slaughter. It’s being done in our name.
— Monisha Rajesh
(@monisha_rajesh) April 20, 2024
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MISSION OF VENGEANCE- Corey Pearson and his elite CIA team meet clandestinely to plan how to counter former Russian KGB agents from undermining America’s presence in the Caribbean. https://t.co/a1vBdzgqlF #thiller #suspense #Kindle #kindlebook pic.twitter.com/327ZnMFdpN
— Robert Morton (@Robert4787) April 20, 2024
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True Spy Stories Behind ‘The Sympathizer’
Readers and critics the world over, but especially in America, have been dazzled by The Sympathizer, Viet Thanh Nguyen’s deeply nuanced, Pulitzer Prize winning spy novel about a conflicted communist double agent ordered to accompany a South Vietnamese general fleeing Saigon at the war’s chaotic end. His mission: to keep an eye on anticommunist exiles in California.
Now finding new admirers as a dramatic series on HBO, its dreamy and even hallucinogenic passages could well lead viewers to think Nguyen’s gripping story, narrated by its troubled hero, is mostly, if not entirely, made up. A key plot line in the novel, however, is drawn from true events that were described by a retired North Vietnamese spymaster in a memoir published in Hanoi several years ago—a memoir I was lucky to obtain, and a general that I was privileged to meet, in his home in 2017.
