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George Bush leads by omission and distortion Posted: Sunday, August 17, 2003 Revealed: how Israel helped Amin to take power Bush a 'very weak' man A former US diplomat who resigned over the Iraq war on Sunday described US President George W Bush as a "very weak" man led by the hand into battle by Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld. Lessons in how to lie about Iraq In the West the calculated manipulation of public opinion to serve political and ideological interests is much more covert and therefore much more effective. Its greatest triumph is that we generally don't notice it - or laugh at the notion it even exists. Top conservative says Iran should resist Western demands on nuclear issue There is "no guarantee that the Americans, after the signing of the additional protocol and inspections of nuclear installations, will not invent other pretexts to accuse Iran of developing weapons of mass destruction," Revealed: last-minute changes to Iraq dossier Flashback Weapons claim hearsay 22 killed in gunbattle at Afghan police station Strategy of chaos Wave of Sabotage Hits Iraq, Baghdad Jail Attacked George Bush leads by omission and distortion Often we hear of great men in history who led by example. Don't look for the name George W. Bush to be among those standouts. He has revamped history, and is instead leading by omission and distortion. In looking up the meaning of omission it said, 'missing,' 'blank,' 'withholding,' and 'disregard.' When we look at headlines having to do with the Bush Administration, it is almost as if he and his cronies wrote the dictionary, or more specifically the meaning of the word 'omission.' Both 'blank' and 'missing' dominate the news right now.   Printer friendly version  Send page by E-Mail |