Seattle PI prints Hagiography of St. Pancake for Taanis Esther

Here is a sample paragraph:

Corrie's critics delight in lamenting her supposed naiveté, as if 23-year-olds all ought to sit on the sidelines awaiting the enlightenment of additional decades. The London play, "My Name is Rachel Corrie," is about the inspiration to be drawn from a caring young person's engagement with the world. In one of its many beautiful lines, the play quotes an e-mail from her worrying mother, Cindy, "Palestinians have really been invisible to me, but you are changing that."

The editorial is accompanied by an interesting comment thread.

Tags: St. Pancake, Rachel Corrie, Palestinians, liberals, Israel, Caterpillar