小说站
小说站 欢迎您!
小说站 > 历史军事 > 英语高级听力

正文 第21节 文 / 未知

    栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子网  www.lizi.tw台湾小说网  www.192.twhe

    sandinistagoventhaso

    fundifficultandhasraisedthequestionofher,indeed,a

    useassyallyhinnicaragua.wefrankly

    otacceptthedelayingrantingnsularaccesssihe

    sandinistagoventhasapparentlygoosolengthstopa

    rade.hasenfusbeforethepress,andnsiderithata

    goventspokesnstatederitelevi

    sionthataccesseanreagan

    todaydehatthedosto

    ntrarebelsingunderofficialusorders.healsoac

    khasbeenahatprivate

    arigroupsandcitizenshavebeenhelpiigove

    ntfornicaragua.

    setail

    tapescript

    lastheonpostreportedthattopleveloffi

    cialshadapprovedaplantogeerealandillusiosto

    kelibyaslonelaarquddafithiedstates

    ghtonceagainattack.beardkalbsresignationisthefirstin

    protestofthatpolicy.asilarresignationoccurredatthee

    housein1983isleadingstatents

    giventothepressshortlybeforethearivasionofgrenada.

    nprsbillbusenberghasreontodaysannou.

    beardkalbhadbeeerandiploticrrespofor

    dnbcbeforebeingpickedtaryof

    stategeeshultztobethedepartntsan,offi

    arvin

    kalb,isstiller

    lleaguesintheneediaby,quittiheissueoftheadn

    istrationsdisinfortirakalbthat

    there,buthesaidhefaaining

    silentisteringhisdissent.ahoughtheissueappeared

    tobefadingfroheprivatelyandde

    cidedhehadtoact.

    thentroversyyvaiiish,buttingalo

    doesnotgoaakeepofsteppingdown.

    rhestatedepartnthasreportedlybeeninvolvedinthe

    disinfortionissue,butkalbsaidhisguidelineshavealwaysbeen

    nottofieorsleadthepress,andhehasnotdoneso.kalbout

    ofhisan,hesaid,ofsuch

    iythathealloherpeopletohavetheirown

    iy.

    intakingthisanotdis

    sanofcredibility,ratheriais

    sentingfrohereporteddisinfortira

    kalbsntssuggestedshultzperhapsdidnotgoalong

    atirabutinpublic,thesecretaryof

    statehasdefeheadnistrationspoliciesagainstlibya,say

    ingihelittle

    psychologicalquddafi.”healsoquotedon

    churchillassaying,intiofustbe

    attendedbyabodyguardoflies.shultzthe

    disinfortioneffortlastsundayonabc.

    idontlie.iveakenpartiinginwas

    proposedthatediaforsoeffect.

    andifsobodydidthat,heagainstpoliowhav

    ingsaidthat,oheresultsofourathe

    intelligenceeaperiodofdisorientationon

    thepartofquddafi.soltotheextentankeepquddafjoffbal

    aneansoranother,includingthepossibilitythatwe

    ghtkeaack,ithinkthatsgood.

    inasotisetionalsessioerstoday,beard

    kalbsaidthatherhepersonallynorthenationasaan

    standanypoliation.

    ipaonthe

    credibilityoftheuates.faith,faithintheerica.,

    isthepulsebeatofourdecraythingthatliurtsaricas

    uch.r,.iuch,chlower

    level,theresthequestionofoy,bothasaspokes

    nandajoualist,aspokesnforaupleofyears,ajoualist

    forreyearsthanieer.infaespri

    vatelythoughtofselfasajoualistsqueradingasaspokes

    n.inanycase,idonotyoytobecaughtup,

    tobesubsudinthisntroversy.”

    thetingofkalbsatodayislikelytoaddtothentro

    versyoveion.aanao

    ntforthereaganadnistration,justdaysbeforeanirtant

    presuitetinghthesovietsinidandinthewakeof

    officialdenialsaboutadownedguerrillaresupplyplanein

    nieriuredandotherswerekilledin

    thata,butofficialshavesaidtheflighted

    ent.kalbsaidhisresignationtodayhadnoth

    ingtodobillbusenberginon.

    sethree:specialreport

    tapescript

    thehistoryofjealhhlytoldin

    thatuntry.andtltestoryofthefightersin

    thejetoofchapters.thenazistookhundredsofthousandsofjeotheirdeaths,andseven

    thousandredieddefendingtheareaansinvaded.

    dr.rrickadelnisoheveryfehosurvived.abook

    calledshieldingtheflaishisstory.itteninpolandten

    yearsagobyhannahkroll.itisnohisuntryin

    english.yohaoshikaisohetranslators.shesaysthat

    rrickadelnsvieheghettouprisingisregardedas

    uional.

    ”hedoeshelanguage,orevenhedoesnthavetheatti

    tudepeopleusuallyhavetotheholocaustandtotheghetto

    uprisings.ohinghesnsistentlytalkingaboutisthefactthat

    peoplethoughtsito.itheroic;itwas

    easierthantodiegoingtothetraincars.andthatpeoplei

    cipateditouprisingually,inasense,lucky.they

    hadar;theyulddosothingaboutwasgoingonwhile

    thosehundredsofthousandsothetraincarswere

    equallyheroic,buttheirdeathuchredifficult.

    ”dr.adelnationed...helinic;he

    adoctorthen;buthehatwasnearby

    thetrainstationhejeakentogoof

    ...
(快捷键 ←)上一章 本书目录 下一章(快捷键 →)
全文阅读 | 加入书架书签 | 推荐本书 | 打开书架 | 返回书页 | 返回书目