Hook, line, sinker - published 25/10/04
THE British media has bought the Government's disgraceful line on the Iraq war hook, line and sinker.
The rhetoric adopted by the newspaper, television and radio news is totally accepting of the atrocities on innocent Iraqis being committed in our name.
The news media has a responsibility to keep the pressure on the new Labour government.
Tony Blair has not said sorry for his mistakes over the invasion of Iraq because he does not feel he has committed any.
He is in total support of the Bush regime's neo-conservative crusade and the news continues to treat this as acceptable and an aside to the "war on terror"!
I feel that the bombing of Fallujah by F-16s and helicopter gunships is a most calculated and brutal terrorist attack. The US has already killed hundreds of civilians in a developed city four times the size of Cambridge.
The people of Fallujah were some of the most outspoken against Sadham Hussein's government.
Do we not need to look at why these people reject the outside involvement of the UK and US so much? The next few weeks will see us endorse the killing of hundreds more civilians in the most upsetting piece of republican election campaigning.
Can the news please report the continuing war!
THE British media has bought the Government's disgraceful line on the Iraq war hook, line and sinker.
The rhetoric adopted by the newspaper, television and radio news is totally accepting of the atrocities on innocent Iraqis being committed in our name.
The news media has a responsibility to keep the pressure on the new Labour government.
Tony Blair has not said sorry for his mistakes over the invasion of Iraq because he does not feel he has committed any.
He is in total support of the Bush regime's neo-conservative crusade and the news continues to treat this as acceptable and an aside to the "war on terror"!
I feel that the bombing of Fallujah by F-16s and helicopter gunships is a most calculated and brutal terrorist attack. The US has already killed hundreds of civilians in a developed city four times the size of Cambridge.
The people of Fallujah were some of the most outspoken against Sadham Hussein's government.
Do we not need to look at why these people reject the outside involvement of the UK and US so much? The next few weeks will see us endorse the killing of hundreds more civilians in the most upsetting piece of republican election campaigning.
Can the news please report the continuing war!
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