We introduce Maureen Seaberg (and the real Saint Nicholas) to you over the next few days/weeks. She has just joined our collaborative team, and we will seek to link back to her articles on the Film Annex platform through our Diplomatically Incorrect site. It is all about delivering more perspectives and information from a proven professional. Maureen has been journalist and author. She has written for the most prestigious as the New York Times and her latest book, “Tasting the Universe: People Who See Colors in Words and Rainbows in Symphonies” (Synesthesia), is a best seller. You can see our interview/film report with Maureen here on DIPLOMAT-ARTIST Channel – “Synesthesia – Seeing Red” - diplomaticallyincorrect.org/films/movie/synesthesia-seeing-red/21020 Maureen’s first article on our platform is on the myths and realities of Santa Claus – a look back at the story of St. Nicholas of Myra who lived in modern day southern Turkey around the Fourth Century AD. St. Nicholas of Myra was a wealthy 4th Century Greek archbishop living in what is now Southern Turkey. "He was known for his generous deeds, from providing the dowry for poor sisters to wed, leaving coins in shoes laid out for him...his legend spread far and wide and he is still revered in Europe and the former Soviet Union in particular." Today is an appropriate reflection on the myth and reality as December 6 is St. Nicholas Day. Here is Maureen Seaberg’s Article – “The Case Against Santa Claus” - www.filmannex.com/posts/blog_show_post/the-case-against-santa-claus/42388 By Ambassador Muhamed Sacirbey Become a Facebook Fan: “DIPLOMATICALLY INCORRECT” and “DIPLOMAT ARTIST” Follow on TWITTER @: DiplomaticallyX “Diplomat Artist” Channel - diplomaticallyincorrect.org/c/diplomat-artist