Bush's oil move backfires
Posted: Tuesday, August 5, 2003

Call it What It Is: Nazi-Style Propaganda
The more important question may not be the sanity of the President but why the mainstream media allows W to openly, notoriously and outrageously lie. Do Presidential lies matter only if involving oral sex with an intern? Are they perfectly acceptable if done in the style of the Third Reich to support the return of a 19th century imperialist occupation of a Third World people?

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How to Mislead a Nation Into War
Someone needs to tell Bush and his speechwriters that if you think something might be true, but you say it most definitely is true, that's lying. It's lying even if it turns out to be true, because you didn't know it for a fact when you spoke. Unsupported "certitude" has been a trademark not only of Bush's pronouncements on Iraq, but also of Colin Powell's.

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