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| published
since August 2004 | Thus Spake Fred is comprised of syndicated
articles that have emerged from the brilliant and witty mind of
'slacktivist' Fred Clark. His dead-on, deadpan analyses have come
to feel as necessary as the day's first cup of organically grown
Free Trade coffee. |
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Formerly
an employee of ESA-PRISM, Fred Clark
is an actor and a copy editor for a Wilmington, Delaware
newspaper. He lives in Media, Pennsylvania.
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"Indeed,
there is no one I know who can sort through complex
and often obtuse ideas and then explain them...to
an audience in such a way that makes those ideas
as plain as day—fairly and without distortion—all
while making whatever point he wants to make.
He is also dreadfully, painfully, surgically funny.
And, better still, he is a man of conviction [and]
grace." -Dwight
Ozard on Fred
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