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By John Pilger, published 3/2/2012Washington's enemy is not 'terrorism' but the principle of free speech and voices of conscience within its militarist state and those journalists brave enough to tell their stories.
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<Cherful,this is not a moronic left/right issue.This is about your freedom.I agree with both Pilger and Ron Paul who are opposite ends of the spectrum politically.They both believe in freedom of expression but our masters who invented terrorism do not.
Can your brain wrap itself around that reality for just an instant? >
So Assange is protecting my freedoms is he. A man who releases my countries defence secrets to the world is protecting my freedoms is he?
If anything he vindicated the American Government and defence forces because I am still waiting to hear anything I find terribly surprising or horrific about the defence strategys of the American government.
Our master who invented terrorism.
How do you explain the 30year terrorist war waged by the Irish Republican Army in order to remove British rule from Ireland.
Terrorist wars have been with us for a long long, time, I don’t think the Americans just conjured terrorism out of the air.
You are the one who’s brain refuses to see the truth. Read my lips, Osama Bin Laden admitted and gloated about the attack. It was broadcast from Al Jeezra Television, I never heard Al Jazeera Television ever come out and say America gave them the tapes.
Osama Bin Laden is a Saudi prince, his mother and father would have handed him out millions of dollars like candy. That is why he was able to pay for the men and set the whole thing up. There are people who spoke to their loved ones just before they died on those planes and they described the men who where carrying out the hijackings. They weren’t the American FBI.