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"Politically Incorrect" <nospam@newsranger.com> wrote in message
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> Yeah, That 'ol Saddam, imagine all those people who called him a ruthless
> dictator. And his two darling sons waiting in the wings to fill in his
shows
> (oooooops, well not today anyway). Yeah, Iraq needed a regime change, what
a
> load of bullshit eh Glen? Oh yeah, Glen, where are the 600+ tons of nerve
> agents/chemical weapons that Iraq said they had post 1998 but has since
failed
> to show where they disposed of them? Yeah, real bullshit eh Glen? I could
go on
> and on Glen, but you'd die of suffocation from stuffing your feet in your
mouth.

Or you could just be bullshitting and managed to write down one propaganda
spin from CNN.

Your juvenile response and cheerleading for someone who can actually
articulate and justify your ideological twist on the world shows that you
are a follower and not a leader. So pipe down and let Roger and Glen
continue their debate.

I personally think they are both missing some important points and Roger in
particular (while having a very rational and well thought-out stance on the
issues) is lacking some historical context. Glen's focus on US complicity in
terrorism and hypocracy is an important, but limited point of argument. He
needs to expand the basis of his critique by pointing out that American
objectives are not simply defensive as Roger believes, but are also
motivated by the goals of imperial expansion and control - not just
yesterday as the Chilean and Nicaraguan examples so vividly display, but
also today and into the future. Bush's financial and ideological backers in
the religious right (ie. Pat Robertson) have investments in the diamond
industry in Liberia - should be interesting to see how this plays out.

Keith M.


>
> Glen Hicllick wrote:
> >
> > With all the war propaganda that was spun by Bush, Blair, Powell, Rice,
> > Rumsfeld and Cheney largely proven to be a big load of bullshit, it is
> > interesting to note that their newsgroup champions such as Carter Lee
for
> > example, as suspiciously quiet.
> >
> > Glen
>
>