From: Platt Holden (pholden@sc.rr.com)
Date: Sun Nov 21 2004 - 14:45:33 GMT
> msh says:
> Of course what I am actually saying has nothing to do with a media
> conspiracy. In the case of the last war run-up, the WH ignored
> reports from their own intelligence agencies when such reports did
> not support their agenda. The clearest example of this is the
> bullshit reported by Bush in his first State of the Union Address,
> that there was clear evidence that Iraq was trying to buy uranium
> from Niger. In fact, he'd been told months before by the CIA, that
> this "evidence" was derived fraudulently from forged documents. But
> he was so eager to make an Iraq-WMD connection, that he ignored the
> CIA and instead claimed that the information came from British
> Intelligence. The Brits in turn did a lot of hemming and hawing,
> with Blair finally saying that well, it's true about the forged
> documents, but we have other evidence as well. It's interesting that no
> such evidence has been brought forward.
>
> Sam, FYI, here's a link to a BBC story about this incident:
> http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/3056626.stm
One disgruntled CIA agent and a proven prevaricating BBC do not a
believable story make.
> platt:
> For a view by an insider (not from some ivory- tower professor) read
> "Bias" by Bernard Goldberg.
>
> msh says:
> I'm not sure which ivory-tower professor Platt is tacitly slandering
> now but, by all means, read Goldberg, along with McChesney, Solomon,
> Bagdikian, and all their supporting references and evidence, and see
> for yourself.
Also check out www.mrc.org, the Media Research Center for all their
supporting references and evidence.
Platt
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