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Politics : DON'T START THE WAR
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To: Just_Observing who wrote (7434)2/11/2003 11:03:05 PM
From: MSI  Read Replies (1) of 25898
 
Same BS as Bush in the US, and at the same time. Fascinating, the hubris. It almost appears that to keep things secret and stay out of jail, control has to be kept so tight it ends up being just a small committee of criminals too hot to pillage and loot to do a really decent job of cover-up.

And they wonder why the rest of the world thinks Blair and the Bush crowd are simple criminals, worthy of no respect.

The only "out" is an incident of extreme violence, to rip attention away from the embarassing cumulation of slime they wish to cover up. But even war in Iraq or "dirty bomb" in US or UK won't erase the digital signature of foul play.

Propaganda mills are working overtime, but as we saw in Powell's UN speech, their priorities clearly aren't in creating any level of excellence, even in their frauds.

It is simply "we have the power, we can get away with anything, we have before and we'll do it again", thinking control of the media means control of the thoughts of worldwide opinion. That kind of hubris will end very badly.
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