Wikipedia defines a lifejacket as a personal
flotation device that is designed to assist a wearer, either conscious or
unconscious, to keep afloat.
Do you sometimes feel like you are drowning in a
sea of information? The Internet floods
us with so much information, accurate and inaccurate, that you need to wade
through and pick out what you need. You
might even need a flotation device just to stay afloat. You gather all of the information you can, and
then you make your own informed decision about what is the truth.
Recently I read an article online about Sergei
Kourdakov and his book, The Persecutor.
I did feel that a few of the topics
covered were based on inaccurate information.
For example, Sergei told many people that he felt his life was in danger
and that, if anything happened to him, it would be made to look like an
accident. This is well documented. So it makes me wonder if the writer just wanted to write a
scathing review. I have to remind myself
that there are two sides to every story and everyone is entitled to their own
opinion.
In my book, A
Rose for Sergei, you will not need a lifejacket to wade through a sea of
misinformation.
This is a firsthand
account.
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