New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof has written extensively on issues surrounding world poverty, and he considers Greg Mortinson, the embattled author of Three Cups of Tea, to be a friend. That makes his reaction to the recent charges to against Mortinson to be particularly interesting. He understands the issues Mortinson has been working on more than most, and he has some good personal insight on how Mortinson may have arrived at the bad place he is now. Recommended reading.
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