But he's dead wrong to suggest that Gen. Stanley McChrystal is a poor victim of a reporting ethos that thrives on private revelation.
Earlier, the chief prosecutor had suggested Pistorius is being portrayed as a "poor victim" ahead of his sentencing.
An Israeli official characterized the American argument this way: "The damage if he doesn't participate will be greater, because then Arafat will be portrayed as a poor victim, and this will make the Arab countries push positions to extremes at the summit".
It is hard to imagine the level of interest in the case had the victim been a poor migrant girl.Though statistics do not suggest notably high rates of rape in India, the figures are highly questionable.
$23. Mohsin Hamid's first novel turns on a brutal hit-and-run accident involving a complex socioeconomic triangle: the perpetrator of the crime, heir to a corrupt family fortune, drives a pricey Pajero S.U.V.; the sole witness is an unemployed banker in a modest Suzuki; and the victim is a poor boy on a bicycle.
Meanwhile, the Red Sox will turn to The John Lackey Redemption Story, who, considering the opposition, most likely will be a victim of poor run support for the 118th time this season.
Refusing to be a victim of the poor health that prevented her from having children and kept her bedridden for long periods, she fought back with a tequila-drinking, hard-living, sexually liberated exuberance that unashamedly expressed itself in the lavish blues and oranges of her home, her dresses and her painting.
The newspaper — whose name means "freedom of the press" — is a victim of poor management, John Henley writes, as well as the shrinking economy there.
The aides said Mr. Steadman was a victim of poor timing who had simply been doing his job -- advocating for the Crusader, the Army's top budget priority before Mr. Rumsfeld decided to cancel it.
Therefore, if you receive a letter, it is important to consider your PPI purchase carefully and if you feel you have been a victim of poor practice then please do respond to the firm," said Mr Wheatley.
