The ETA may or may not have a legitimate goal in demanding Basque independence, but bombing a building full of journalists is no way to win karma points or influence people.
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I agree, Totally.
Mike, How come we don’t see many articles now on crunchnotes. I regularly follow TC and CruncNotes..
Good to see u come back to CN after long time. Keep writing…
Cheers, Nag
I love TechCrunch Mike, but your search engine game over here is slipping. What’s up with that?
“bombing a building full of journalists is no way to win karma points or influence people.”
But it is a good way of turning the people against ETA, through the use of false flag operations ..
Wow! that’s horrible thing they did.
i’m happy to heard you come back to CN! god bless!
that is true mike! I agree with you
I coudn’t agree more. As a follow up with Nag’s question, how come crunchnotes wont get updated regularly, I usually follow CN and TC.
Looking forward for updates,
jayvee