Re: March 16, 1968...U.S. Army massacres over 200 children ...504 total

"Jimmy Donnely" <jdonnely@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message..

> The Vietnam villagers seem to have a forgiving spirit, whereas
> most people would hold a grudge.

I'm waiting for the Kurdish people to cease their tolerance as well.
We screwed them after GW-I when they helped us, and Saddam's
wrath was let loose on them with the complete knowledge of the
USA.  Now we're letting them go again in their plight with Turkey.
Any day now they're going to get tired of it.

> This whole thing makes
> me feel bad because maybe our Army has too much secrecy
> about what it is doing today in the war.

As it has ALWAYS enjoyed... hence the initial "embedded" re****ting
system which shows only what the military want us to see, and is
generally only shown the sweetness and squeaky-clean parts of the
true devastation and killing.

> Our news seems too clean like the war is clean.

Our news is 60% propaganda and 40% pabulum for the brain.
Britney Spears outweighs the hundreds of thousands of dead
and the millions of displaced in Iraq, or the CIA's complete control
of the Afghanistan opium and drug trade.

100% of ALL news coming from the <cough-cough> "war" zones
is filtered (censored) by the Pentagon... which it must ALL pass
through before delivery to the media.








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