"That's me interviewing rebels in Sudan's Nuba Mountains. In my newsletter, I talk a bit about the challenges of reporting in a place with no electricity, phones, flights or taxis--as the government is dropping bombs on you." - Nicholas Kristof
Mr. Kristof shouldn't be suggesting he's having bombs dropped on him if that hasn't actually happened. A reporter should not say that he's being bombed because somewhere in the country he's in a bomb, which he's never even seen, has been dropped...allegedly. Brian Williams got fired for indulging in this sort of malarkey. Is there any proof that Kristof has had bombs dropped on him?
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