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hitler was een zeer charismatische man met zeer goede texten, hij wist het volk over te halen door zijn uitstraling (en natuurlijk ook door de situatie maar dat terzijde) ik heb altijd geweten dat die man fantastische texten kan sgrijven zodat ik het bijna zou geloven. die man was trouwens hoogbegaaft en dus ook heel intelligent, tog ewl jammer dat hij er verkeerde dingen mee deed...
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ik vind dat de amerikanen altijd alles opblazen en beter moeten zijn. daarom vind ik bowling for columbine ook zo'n pr8tige film, en ik denk dat elke amerikaan die tenminste 1x in zijn leven gezien moet hebben, ze hoeven er nix mee te doen natuurlijk maartog..
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Mijn docent geschiedenis had laatst trouwens ook nog een verhaal over die Rumsfeld persoonlijkheid.
Een tijdje terug, toen Amerika en de Sovjet-Unie nog in de ruimterace verwikkeld waren, dreigden de Russen als eerste met een man op de maan te komen. Deze meneer Rumsfeld gaf toen een Amerikaanse regisseur (geloof Stanley Kubrick) de opdracht om een film te maken, waarin Amerikanen als eerste op de maan landen. Het was dan de bedoeling om deze film uit te zenden als de Russen in de rest van de wereld hún echte maanlanding zouden uitzenden. Uiteindelijk was dit dus niet nodig. Het grappige is dus dat deze zelfde meneer soms ook met bewijzen komt voor de aanwezigheid van mvw's in Irak, of met bewijzen tegen terroristen e.d. Offtopic: Sorry dat dit nogal offtopic is, maar omdat we het nu toch over de waarheid hadden
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MacArthur Warns Press About Pentagon Control He Wrote Book About Coverage of 1st Gulf War By Barbara Bedway If the Pentagon does indeed execute the Iraqi war plan it calls "Shock and Awe" this month, the very brevity of the intensive bombing campaign presents a challenge all too familiar to John R. MacArthur. A former reporter for the Chicago Sun-Times and foreign desk editor for United Press International, MacArthur is now publisher of Harper's Magazine. He is also the author of Second Front: Censorship and Propaganda in the Gulf War, a penetrating investigation into how the Pentagon promoted unprecedented curbs on the press in the opening days of the Gulf War. With the Defense Department warning journalists to get out of Baghdad, the stage is set for a repeat of the kind of information-control that kept the American public uninformed about the true dimensions of the earlier war, he said. "The Pentagon is expecting a kind of Panama-style war, over in three days," he said. "Nobody has time to see or ask any questions. I think if embedded reporters see anything important -- or bloody -- the Pentagon will interfere. Same result, different tactic: the truth gets distorted." He expects Al Jazeera, the Arab TV network which some in the military refer to as the "enemy station," to be "knocked out in the first 48 hours, like what happened in Kabul." For MacArthur, the $200,000 stage set built for military briefers in Qatar to deliver news of the war to reporters and a worldwide TV audience is emblematic. "The key for the Pentagon in the Gulf War was letting the generals announce the news directly to the American people, not relayed through reporters," he pointed out. In the planned invasion's first days, he urged reporters to press for answers on the number of troops and civilians killed, though they "won't get a straight answer." When they hear claims of little collateral damage, reporters should keep in mind that the Air Force, after the Gulf War, admitted that 75% of its "dumb" bombs sailed off target, and even 10% of "smart" bombs missed the mark, according to Second Front. MacArthur, who writes a monthly column for The Providence (R.I.) Journal, emphasized that "conveying the heart of the story" does not depend on being present at the front. As he documented in his book, reporters have broken some of the most significant war stories -- including the secret bombing of Cambodia and the My Lai massacre during the Vietnam War -- by digging in the bureaucratic alleyways of Washington. The untold story of the first Gulf War -- that 93% of the bombs dropped were not those "smart" bombs the Pentagon focused on -- was information available on the home front. The lesson? "Reporters in the States should make friends with Pentagon contacts, who can help you figure out what kind of bombs we're dropping and how many. Think-tanks connected with the Pentagon also have this kind of information." MacArthur does not expect post-invasion stories as crude as the first Gulf War's widely reported (yet false) account of Iraqi soldiers throwing babies out of incubators: "More likely, the CIA will feed stories that they've found poisonous gases, and so here's evidence the invasion was justified. Reporters will find victims of Saddam's torture -- it won't be hard -- rather than victims of American bombing mistakes. A live victim is always more interesting than a dead victim." He added: "If I were willing to risk my life as a reporter, I'd go to Basra. The Shiites will take advantage of the chaos in the South. Last time, they exacted a horrible revenge on Saddam's people. A civil war could start there, and you might see the U.S. in the position of suppressing a Shiite uprising." Though he believes "you can't expect much of embedded reporters," MacArthur said he does not blame them for the limitations the Pentagon has been able to impose. "The ones who agreed to the embedding are the owners of media," he pointed out. "If the owners would show some solidarity and say, 'We'll agree to a lottery or some other system, but we won't go along with this embedding anymore,' we'd stand a chance of changing those limitations." --- http://www.editorandpublisher.com/ed...ent_id=1840258
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"(...)the english speaking radio station on FM is now replaced by the arabic languge state radio program broadcasting on the same wave length. i just say thet because last night just as the BBC was broadcasting from baghdad (yes we have put up the sat dish again) their news ticker (or whatever you call that red band down there) said that the Iraqi state radio has been taken over by US broadcast. We watched saddam’s speech this morning, he’s got verse in it!!"
1:23 PM "I watched al sahaf on al-jazeera. he said that the US has bombed the Iraqi sattelite channel, but while he was saying that the ISC was broadcasting and if it really did hit the ISC headquarters it would have been right in the middle of baghdad. what was probably hirt were transmiters or something. all TV stations are still working." 4:28 PM "(...) all radio and TV stations are still on and while the air raid began the Iraqi TV was showing patriotic songs and didn't even bother to inform viewers that we are under attack.(...)phones are still ok, we called around the city a moment ago to check on friends. Information is what they need. Iraqi TV says nothing, shows nothing. what good are patriotic songs when bombs are dropping around 6:30 my uncle went out to get bread, he said that all the streets going to the main arterial roads are controlled by Ba'ath people. not curfew but you have to have a reason to leave your neighborhood, and the bakeries are, by instruction of the Party, seeling only a limited amount of bread to each customer. he also says that near the main roads all the yet unfinished houses have been taken by party or army people." 10:33 PM http://dear_raed.blogspot.com/
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By Declan McCullagh Staff Writer, CNET News.com March 20, 2003, 12:45 PM PT WASHINGTON--Israel's top government censor has warned Web sites in her country not to publish sensitive information about the war with Iraq. Chief Censor Rachel Dolev sent a letter on Wednesday to "scoop" news sites, instructing editors to seek government permission before publishing information about "materials that could pose a threat to the security of the State of Israel and its residents." Dolev's letter warned the sites, including Rotter.net and Fresh.co.il, not to publish the locations of any missile strikes, information about Israeli Cabinet deliberations or information about Israeli wartime cooperation with other governments such as that of the United States. Dolev said editors must contact official censors in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem before posting information online. "In addition, censors will be working 24 hours a day in the two media centers--in the Foreign Ministry in Jerusalem, and in the David Intercontinental in Tel Aviv--and you may also turn to them," the letter said. Boaz Guttman, an Israeli attorney, said that the Web sites targeted are widely read. "Israelis around the globe are connected to this forum," Guttman said. "In such a crazy country, the news appears quicker (in such forums) than in the official media. So you can get videos, pictures, a long time before they will be published on regular TV or radio." Guttman said this was the first time that the government has warned Web sites. "The (Israel Defense Forces) censor can forget about cooperation," Guttman said. "Everybody knows the law well. If someone needs to publish something, he also knows how to do it without a trace." Israel has ranked poorly in a press-freedoms index created by advocacy group Reporters Without Borders, ranking below the Palestinian National Authority, Zambia and Cambodia. Last year, the Committee to Protect Journalists condemned what it called "attempts by the (Israel Defense Forces) to intimidate the press from covering the IDF's widening military campaign in the territories." http://news.com.com/2100-1028-993528.html?tag=fd_top
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March 14, 2003 Despite daily reports about the "showdown" with Iraq, Americans hear very little from mainstream media about the most basic fact of war: People will be killed and civilian infrastructure will be destroyed, with devastating consequences for public health long after the fighting stops. Since the beginning of the year, according to a search of the Nexis database (1/1/03-3/12/03), none of the three major television networks' nightly national newscasts-- ABC World News Tonight, CBS Evening News or NBC Nightly News-- have examined in detail what long-term impact war will have on humanitarian conditions in Iraq. They've also downplayed the immediate civilian deaths that will be caused by a U.S. attack. The closest thing to a report on the likely humanitarian impact to appear this year on the nightly newscasts was a January 23 CBS Evening News story about the mood in Iraq. Noting that "many [Iraqis] are genuinely scared" of war, the report stated that "almost half" of the country "would starve without government food handouts." But CBS's report shifted responsibility for any humanitarian disaster away from the U.S., suggesting that what Iraqis fear "perhaps even more than an American military attack" is that domestic "hatred and revenge could tear [Iraq] apart" in the aftermath. The networks' failure to integrate humanitarian concerns into their war coverage is especially striking in light of the numerous humanitarian and relief agencies that have issued urgent warnings about the impending crisis. Human Rights Watch, for instance, issued a 25-page briefing paper (2/13/03) warning of a "humanitarian disaster" impacting hundreds of thousands of people if the U.S. attacks Iraq. ABC, CBS and NBC did not cover HRW's findings. Nor did they cover the announcement made (also 2/13/03) by the United Nations' undersecretary-general for humanitarian affairs, Kenzo Oshima, that as many as 10 million people might need food assistance during and after an Iraq war, 50 percent of Iraq's population might be without potable water, and that between 600,000 and 1.45 million people might become refugees and asylum seekers. Also unreported on ABC, CBS and NBC were the internal U.N. estimates revealed in leaked documents publicized by the Campaign Against Sanctions on Iraq and the Center for Economic and Social Rights. The U.N. predicted that 30 percent of Iraq's children under five "would be at risk of death from malnutrition" in the event of war (CASI press release, 2/17/03), and that 500,000 people could "require medical treatment… as a result of direct or indirect injuries," with potentially 100,000 Iraqi civilians wounded "and another 400,000 hit by disease after the bombing of water and sewage facilities and the disruption of food supplies" (London Guardian, 1/29/03). It's worth noting that the silence on ABC was not total; it did address some humanitarian issues on Nightline (2/24/03). In a segment about the "aftermath" of war, Nightline reported that "millions of Iraqis will need food, fresh water and medical care" and that "tens of thousands" of refugees may be created. But the central question posed was: "Who will take care of them? The American military or private humanitarian groups?" Seen through Nightline's lens, the main humanitarian problem would be the quandary confronting the U.S. as it both attacks Iraq and attempts to relieve the devastation it wreaks there; as correspondent Chris Bury put it in his introduction, "how exactly does an invading force juggle its military and humanitarian hats?" Reporter John Donvan presented valuable information about the potentially "catastrophic" impact of war, but bracketed this with a tortured attempt to suggest that the U.S. would not be the real cause of civilian suffering: "And even if Saddam is the source of so many of the Iraqi people's problems, very likely it's the U.S. the world would choose to blame." Therefore, said Donvan, the U.S. was developing a relief plan, because "it is in American interests" and because "it's the right thing to do." What could charitably be called Nightline's credulity was topped off by Donvan's closer. Humanitarian assistance is necessary to ensure that the war will have a "positive impact," he said, because "it is assumed that some Iraqi civilians, perhaps many, will be killed…. Not deliberately, but as a result of what is called collateral damage." Unfortunately, Nightline is not alone among major media outlets in asserting that civilian deaths can be considered accidental even if the Pentagon predicts them ahead of time and factors them into its battle plans; it's a conceit that's widespread in the mainstream press. NBC Nightly News, for instance, aired a story (2/19/03) about the Pentagon's "growing worries" about civilian casualties, in which it reported that military officials predict that thousands of Iraqi civilians may "be killed entirely by accident in an intensive bombing campaign." Correspondent Jim Miklaszewski offered details of the "devastating" air assault planned, and explained that "despite the most advanced technology" and "all the painstaking efforts the U.S. military," a large percentage of bombs "will stray off target, increasing the likelihood that civilians will die." Of course, predicted deaths from an aerial bombardment of a major city cannot be said to come about "entirely by accident." Civilian casualties also came up in an earlier NBC Nightly News report (2/10/03) about the financial costs of war. Reporter Campbell Brown raised the question of "human costs, casualty numbers impossible to pinpoint," and addressed it with a soundbite from an academic analyst stating that "if there are going to be heavy civilian casualties, they'll mainly be caused by the Iraqis." Brown let this assertion stand without comment, and failed to contextualize it (with information about casualties from the Gulf War, for example, or about the people who can be expected to die as a result of damage to the public health infrastructure over the long term). Commendably, CBS Evening News aired one segment on the prospect of "door-to-door urban warfare" in Iraq (1/13/03) that took a more grounded approach. CBS's Bryon Pitts reported that fighting in cities like Baghdad, "filled with women, children and unarmed men," would involve heavy casualties, both military and civilian. Offering a rare glimpse of an ordinary soldier's criticism of the planned urban fighting, Pitts interviewed a private who said, "If it was up to me, I don't want no part of it. You know, it's too dangerous, too deadly." There have been other scattered mentions of civilian deaths on the three network nightly newscasts. All made brief mention (3/3/03) of Iraq's charges that U.S. and British warplanes killed six civilians near Basra in early March. CBS and NBC (2/16/03) reported on the anniversary of the U.S. destruction of the Amiriyah bomb shelter during the Gulf War, an attack which killed over 400 civilians. (CBS thoughtfully noted that "apart from the tragedy" involved, "the images of the civilian dead and wounded were a major public relations setback.") All three have also done stories about peace activists volunteering as "human shields;" these stories necessarily alluded to the activists' concerns about civilian casualties, but did not elaborate. Overall, however, death and disaster have been discussed as troubling details rather than fundamental facts of war-- unless media can blame Saddam Hussein. One segment on ABC News' Good Morning America (2/20/03), for instance, focused on the evils that Hussein may wreak. ABC News reporter Claire Shipman opened with a strident emphasis on Hussein as "somebody who's happy to kill his own people." Explaining "what the Bush Administration most fears," Shipman asserted that Hussein might "starve thousands of his own people, destroy their infrastructures, even cities in order to slow down U.S. troops, and then blame the United States." This remark was followed by a soundbite from a spokesperson from the Center for Strategic & International Studies asserting that Hussein "is very likely to try and commit some kind of humanitarian disaster" in the event of war. It's important for journalists to investigate the Iraqi regime's atrocities, but media must just as tirelessly investigate the U.S.'s role in Iraq's sufferings-- and not merely as actions committed "by accident." Journalists might remember, for example, that the U.S. deliberately targeted Iraq's water system during the Gulf War, even while predicting that this would lead to large-scale epidemics (The Progressive, 9/01). When media fail to acknowledge the hundreds of thousands of deaths that U.S. policy has contributed to in Iraq, they obscure the plain fact that war is always, in its own right, a humanitarian disaster. http://www.fair.org/activism/war-kills.html ---------- Waarom krijg ik nu enorme flash-backs naar de leugens van de westerse media ten tijde vande Kosovo oorlog? ![]()
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Uitgegeven: 21 maart 2003 08:50 WASHINGTON - De Iraakse president Saddam Hussein is donderdagochtend bij de eerste bombardementen van Bagdad gewondgeraakt. Dat heeft de Amerikaanse krant Washington Post vrijdag gemeld op gezag van een anonieme functionaris van de regering in Washington. De Amerikaanse regering noch Bagdad heeft het bericht bevestigd. De Verenigde Staten gaven donderdag toe dat Saddam het mikpunt van de bombardementen is geweest. Hij zou een bijeenkomst met Iraakse leiders hebben bijgewoond. http://nu.nl/news.jsp?n=123584&c=23 --- HOE WETEN ZE DAT?????? ![]()
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Er is nog een goede film, volgens mij Wag the Dog. Als je die hebt gezien, vertrouw je de hele tv niet meer.
Sowieso heb ik daar al moeite mee, de tv kan alles (beelden, meningen) manipuleren, alles naar eigen hand zetten ("daar zijn we het niet mee eens, dus dat zeggen we niet") en is heel erg naar één kant gericht (vooral CNN).
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