David Cohen’s Blog: Yes, But What Have You Done For Us Lately?

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Published: May 1, 2006

Last week I was interviewed by a reporter from the CBC, Canada's national television network, for a story they were doing about the sad situation of Laila Elumbra. Television being what it is, most of the interview ended up on the cutting-room floor by the time it reached television screens. I feel strongly about the subject matter and I'm using this space to share my thoughts with readers.

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