Frustrated with untold facts of the US-created Iraqi dilemma, a 64-year-old grandmother traveled all the way from her comfortable California home to the war zone to see and tell others the truth about post-invasion Iraq. "I tell the truth," Jane Stillwater, a self-proclaimed citizen journalist, told Britain's The Times on Wednesday, April 11.
"I’m an average person and I write on the level of an average person, and I can explain it to my fellow average people", she boasted.
Tired of getting news from TV reporters who fly first-class and produce more of photo-ops, Stillwater survived on peanut-butter sandwiches for a whole year to afford a trip for Iraq.
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PLEASE ALSO SEE:
Jane Stillwater's Web Log
http://jpstillwater.blogspot.com
and
JANE STILLWATER'S REPORT FROM IRAQ
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"I’m an average person and I write on the level of an average person, and I can explain it to my fellow average people", she boasted.
Tired of getting news from TV reporters who fly first-class and produce more of photo-ops, Stillwater survived on peanut-butter sandwiches for a whole year to afford a trip for Iraq.
PLEASE CONTINUE
http://www.islamonline.net/servlet/Satellite?c=Article_C&cid=1176271704525&pagename=Zone-English-News/NWELayout
PLEASE ALSO SEE:
Jane Stillwater's Web Log
http://jpstillwater.blogspot.com
and
JANE STILLWATER'S REPORT FROM IRAQ
http://www.lonestaricon.com/2007/Archives/Stillwater/index.htm