Australian journalist Richard Carleton, who went to cover the story of the trapped miners at Beaconsfield mine in Tasmania, ended up making the news himself after he had a heart attack and died not long after quizzing the mine’s manager (footage available here).
It bears mentioning that Carleton was no friend of the modern day canary in the coal mine, nor a friend of those fighting terrorism.
Needless to say, his views on other conflicts also followed the moonbat model.
As you have probably already deduced, I will be shedding about as many tears over his death as he shed over the deaths of all those innocent people murdered at the hands of terrorists.
