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If this doesn't tell you that Blair is dirty nothing will. It's all about the oil and how to best exploit it. I just wish they had been honest about it.
I think Blair is correct in the assumption that the media is to blame for the anti-war mood.IF the media did the same crap in WWII we would have got asses handed to us.Because the hell is the public supposed to think when the only thing the media shows is "soldiers died in Iraq today","a suicide bomber or gun man shoot or killed a bunch of people in the market today" or "inmates were forced to stand a naked human pyramid at abu-grab-an-arab prison".The media doesn't tell us the death toll of the terrorist and insurgents,the media doesn't tell us what marines and soldiers received high awards,the media doesn't tell us how many hospitals coalition troops built,how many Iraqis citizens have coalition troops helped out in community projects.The reason why the media only shows us the bad stuff and not the good is because they want this anti-war sentiment.
You can not honestly tell me that if the media only showed the good coalition forces are doing and how many terrorist/insurgents our troops have killed that the anti-war mood would be the same.
Yes but extreme coverage (positive or negative) is nothing more than propaganda.
If this doesn't tell you that Blair is dirty nothing will. It's all about the oil and how to best exploit it. I just wish they had been honest about it.
But consider, if we, that is the UK allied with the USA had not invaded Iraq, what would the ME look like at the moment.
I think Blair is correct in the assumption that the media is to blame for the anti-war mood.IF the media did the same crap in WWII we would have got asses handed to us.Because the hell is the public supposed to think when the only thing the media shows is "soldiers died in Iraq today","a suicide bomber or gun man shoot or killed a bunch of people in the market today" or "inmates were forced to stand a naked human pyramid at abu-grab-an-arab prison".The media doesn't tell us the death toll of the terrorist and insurgents,the media doesn't tell us what marines and soldiers received high awards,the media doesn't tell us how many hospitals coalition troops built,how many Iraqis citizens have coalition troops helped out in community projects.The reason why the media only shows us the bad stuff and not the good is because they want this anti-war sentiment.
You can not honestly tell me that if the media only showed the good coalition forces are doing and how many terrorist/insurgents our troops have killed that the anti-war mood would be the same.
Then by that definition of yours what the media is doing is enemy propaganda.I know that 3000+ troops have died and depending on which media source I go by the civilian death toll is around 20-60 thousand civilian deaths,but how many terrorist/insurgents did coalition and Iraqi forces kill?Who was the first woman to receive the silver star since WWII?Who was the first soldiers to receive the combat action badge?How many hospitals have our troops rebuilt and how many community projects over in Iraq have our troops been involved in?
Depending on which source you use the death toll is between 40.000-650.000.
THe black numbers are so big, and so many people have been killed AS A CONSEQUENCE of the war in Iraq, that me personally assume the numbers are at least 150.000.
If you want a positive picture of war, maybe you should switch to FoxNews.
If the US worried about the number of civilian deaths that might occur as a result of the US getting involved you would be under Nazi Germany rule and every country in the world would be a ruled by a brutal dictator because people would afraid of civilian casualties. Casualties are always going to be a part of war because no enemy is going to come out in the open for us or anyone else to hit them.BTW you can blame civilian murders committed by terrorist/insurgents on the USA.I swear you peacenicks would never stand up to a dictator,because you idiots would be whining about casualties.I hope the war in Iraq is a success just so years later when Iraq is a peaceful democratic country the ant-war scum will be known by all as the scum they are.
I am too cheap to get FOX news as part of my cable package.Besides they are probably just as bad as the rest of the liberal media outlets.
You compare the second world war with Iraq? Dont you see the difference? :shock::shock:
Of course there is some differences.
1.During WWII the media was on our side.They didn't air enemy propaganda films ,nor did they air troop and civilian deaths as though the enemy was being victorious.Nor did they make a big deal out of troops shooting Japanese pretending to surrender.
2.Both the democrats and republicans where our side instead of the enemy's.
3.Not much attention was given to anti-war scum.
Wow, if you dont see more differences you truly are brainwashed about the Iraq war and know nothing about the second world war.
What a crock of ish, if this was a war for oil then why is it that we didn't install a puppet dictator beholden to U.S. interests rather than giving the Iraqi's their freedom which they used to create a Constitution which guarantees that their oil is and will forever be nationalized???
They'd never get away with that.
You can define "nationalize" any way you want too, but their about to give control of their oil to foreign investors for the next 20 years.Originally Posted by Trajan Octavian Titus
What a crock of ish, if this was a war for oil then why is it that we didn't install a puppet dictator beholden to U.S. interests rather than giving the Iraqi's their freedom which they used to create a Constitution which guarantees that their oil is and will forever be nationalized???
So much for not going there over oil.Draft Law Keeps Central Control Over Oil in Iraq
By James Glanz The New York Times Saturday 20 January 2007
Editors Note: What the story below says, is that a law that would govern the management of Iraq's oil and the profits generated from it, is under consideration by "Iraq's government". What the article does not say, is that the Iraqi government referred to operates out of a US military installation and the law under consideration would facilitate "foreign" participation in Iraqi oil affairs. Iraq has the second largest deposits of crude oil in the world. The US military occupation of Iraq is about to enter it's fourth year.
So where is all this so called OIL that we went to war for?
I haven't seen a drop.