A Bogus New 9-11

[Paul Mackin]

On Aug 16, 2006, at 4:59 PM, Joe Allonby wrote:

> On 8/16/06, David Morris <fqmorris at gmail.com> wrote:>
>> Do you think this story will ever make it into mainstream media?
>>
>
> One of the defining principles of neo-conservatism is the manipulation
> of the public mythology. This includes the need for an all-powerful or
> shadowy "enemy".  This is why Cheney and Rumsfeld promoted the idea of
> the "Evil Empire" through the use of a professional actor long after
> the Soviet Union ceased to be capable of opposing the United States.
> It was also why we heard phrases like "moral equivalent of Hitler" and
> "Axis of Evil". Note the use of the word "axis" in combination with
> "evil". These guys know their shit even if the boobs that they use as
> frontmen do not. Al Queda is the best thing to ever happen to
> neo-conservatism. If it didn't exist, it would be necessary for them
> to invent it...or just file the memo as a "historical document".
>
> Another myth is "the left-leaning liberal media" which are of course
> controlled by multi-national corporations which derive revenue from
> very expensive advertising sold to other multi-national corporations.
>
> No, this will never even be discussed in any mainstream news outlet
> that is not considered a comedy channel.
>
> Does this make me an enemy of the state? I sincerely hope so.


Perhaps  won't be  discussed  much as it exists at the present moment.

However if a real story develops, one with teeth, not just suspicion,  
there is not a  force on earth  that can keep it quiet.

It won't be a  question of who publishes it-everyone will-but  who  
gets it first.  The Washington Post, although it does not hate the   
Bush Administration quite as much as the New York Times does, will  
break the news in a  heartbeat if only to scoop the Times..