Of Palestinians rejoicing
Otto
o.sell at telda.net
Sat Sep 29 08:25:54 CDT 2001
Paul Mackin:
> I'd love to see bin Laden turned into a martyr and the sooner the better.
> However the thing I appreciated most about Mark's post was that he
bothered
> to point out how much misleading caca appears on the Internet. The
greatest
> source of disinformation the world has ever known. But that's OK, it's a
> free country as they say. Since Mark asked for our opinions, mine on using
> nuggets gleaned from cyberspace as sources for points we are trying to
make
> would be--don't do it unless the material also appears somewhere in print
> preferably in something someone actually are willing to pay to read..
Well,
> that's going too far of course but some people, it seems to me, have been
> far too undisciminating. Oh hell continue on as you were. A little
> disinformation is good for keeping your defenses up.
>
> P.
>
I've always thought secret services are specialists in this field. Therefor
they can be mislead so easily because in the field of information the laws
of entropy are reversed. As I am representing ACHTUNG in this pynchonesque
cyberworld I take your truly pynchonesque last sentence as a compliment. May
I use it as a postscript?
But I still have problems (as I have always had) hearing someone wishing the
death of another, even if it is an assumed monster as bin Laden. Without
having seen any written evidence on his guilt yet I'm sure the world would
be better off without him but I don't wish his death.
If I may take up the "wild-west" rhetoric Mr. Bush has been criticised for
(unjustified imo) the Taliban are playing poker on a very high and dangerous
level, by taking their own people and what we call the "Arabian masses" in
account. Thus I hope that Mr. Bush really has got the better cards as he'd
promised. Several people who claim to have a better knowledge of the "East"
are warning that all this could be a giant trap and we really could become
witnesses of the next world war.
Religion & Politics, a deadly mixture.
Otto
"A little disinformation is good for keeping your defenses up"
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