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The Consequences of Believing Your Own Propaganda Posted: Saturday, July 19, 2003 An honest front page? Dream on... It's All About Oil! How California's energy scam was inextricably linked to a war for oil scheme Bush used UK claim despite State Dept doubts Why I quit the Reconstruction and Development Council On July 9, with deep sorrow, I respectfully submitted my resignation as a member of the Iraqi Reconstruction and Development Council to U.S. Deputy Secretary of Defense Paul Wolfowitz. I did this with great sadness but, in doing so, I was able to leave Iraq with a clear conscience. If I stayed any longer, I might not be able to say that. I feared my role with the reconstruction council was sliding from what I had originally envisioned -- working with allies in a democratic fashion -- to collaborating with occupying forces. The Real U.S. Policy for Africa Blood on the hands of spin machine? Sex Here, Sex There, Sex Everywhere! Is The US Lying About Al-Qaida Captures Too? Blair's crisis, Bush's crisis The news of the death, an apparent suicide, has created a crisis for Blair, and perhaps for his partners in Washington. Within minutes after the body was discovered, Washington observers were referring to Dr. David Kelly, the dead scientist, as "the British Vince Foster." That reference to the mysterious death of Clinton White House lawyer Vince Foster, which launched a thousand conspiracy theories that remain fodder for right-wing talk radio hosts in the U.S., was a wide stretch. Foster's death, while certainly as tragic as Kelly's, was never so closely linked to immediate and internationally significant questions as that of the British Ministry of Defense's highly respected expert on chemical and biological weapons. The Consequences of Believing Your Own Propaganda US won't take India's 'No' for an answer Pattern of Corruption   Printer friendly version  Send page by E-Mail |