Deniability

Deniability is what counts and these search results cant take that away.

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That changed for me after I read a remarkable poetry collection by American writer, George Witte, entitled Deniability, which forced me to explore my inner experience of the last eight years.

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"Deniability" (excerpt): Officials fashion lullaby from lie, commitment into exit strategy, conveyed in semaphore, averted eyes a silent language undercutting words.

Janet Ritz: Deniability: Facing the War on Terror through Poetry 2009

'Deniability' is the name of the somewhat disreputable game.

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The Plausible Deniability pattern seems to be your "ace of spades" to blind not just fans of the show, but those exposed to the rest of your media empire of sedition.

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Deniability is clearly a huge part of the appeal of these 501 (c) (4) 's.

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It was therefore with anticipation that I awaited my copy of Deniability as a new and unique linguistic presentation that would cause me to think about American life.

Janet Ritz: Deniability: Facing the War on Terror through Poetry 2009

What I found was a chronological exploration of American conscience through the last eight years of war and terror that makes Deniability more than just a great book of poetry (and it is).

Janet Ritz: Deniability: Facing the War on Terror through Poetry 2009

George Witte's Deniability begins with the fall of the Twin Towers, a poem appropriately entitled: Uh-Oh, reflecting the feeling so many experienced as they watched the attacks on 9/11, and proceeds chronologically through the physical, actual and psychological journey that would come to be known as the war on terror.

Janet Ritz: Deniability: Facing the War on Terror through Poetry 2009