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“We spoke a lot about what kind of man Gustav was — the paradox of someone who can see people so clearly in his art yet be so clumsy and inept in his real life.”

Several narratives thread through “Down Cemetery Road” — this being from Herron, it isn’t surprising that corrupt and inept government officials are trying to cover up a crime with more crime, much of it quite violent.

This is American journalism, which is growing more inept and less able to do its job thanks to the government.

But Netanyahu has refused, calling it corrupt and inept, and he is wary of advancing the possibility of a Palestinian state, which he opposes.

"I don't know if I'm shy. I think I'm socially inept," she recently told Canadian DJ Tara Sloane.