in the current war has actually caused more af a separation - division in those following the events.
What we see in the mainstream media is still "upheld" and toted as the "official" source of "truth and responsible" reporting.
It would seem that much of the amazingly important information being circulated via the net is downplayed as to it's actual importance in Government
and indeed the mainstream media agents and outlets.
Kind of like a giant poll where the administration can get a "feel" for what's going on and what opinions are being circulated.
I firmly believe that the Bush admin, takes the internet rambling of "us" web folk seriously, but then in the same instance will turn around and put
forth a much different opinion in public.
A sneak attack is not an option. Hell even Desert Storm was widely debated as a possibility long before it came to be a reality, the same thing with
this handy "War on Terror".
Iran is in for major trouble, in plain site...though if you glue yourself to CNN or Fox...you're very likely to get a much different opinion.
The web offers great insight, but make no mistake, it won't stop an attack on Iran just because people see it coming. The Iranians see it
coming...
BTW - uphill...thanks for the Book titles...I haven't read them but will take a look next time I'm out at the bookstore.
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