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Thursday 8 September 2011
Question time seems worth watching this week,
its on now, on BBC1 and available afterwards on the BBC iPlayer on the Question Time web site.
This weeks topic..... is 9/11.............
something I have learned from it, which is quite useful to me....David Milliband is a young hothead who is not good at listening to,* and learning from, much more experienced [foreign policy - from actual overseas experience], veterens, such as Liam Fox [check out his work on behalf of oppressed 'Karen people' in Burma..plus the fact that he has been an ordinary G.P. with experience of ordinary people [as opposed to Uni straight to politics people]...but, of course...he is a Northerner *sigh* so did not win the Conservative Leadership election]
like you I'm not impressed with David Milliband, but I never was. Bonnie Greer always talks a lot of sense but is not listened too.......I found the whole debate disappointing, much of it seemed like same old, same old.........no one admitting to past mistakes, just go on trotting out the same old stuff and glibly overlooking the millions of Innocent civilians who are dead.maimed and wounded.
covering up the size of the threat? ..or is this the Conspiracy Theory that the western governments were actually part of the plot to bring down the twin towers, kill their own citizens, and blame it on whoever?
edit: could be those Zionists, of course...not bothered about murdering hundreds of their fellow Jews in the towers
I don't think personally that George W Bush orchestrated the planes flying into the twin towers - I think that was just an example of gross incompetence and poor intelligence that led to that circumstance.
Yes I think they then blamed it on whoever to hide the incompetence. Namely Osama Bin Laden and the "War on Terror".
Our Government and the US Government have succeeded in doing what the terrorist were trying to do - namely put people in such a heightened state of fear and use that fear to control and erode civil liberties.
my reference to 'lies lies' etc.............was not specifically aimed at any conspiracy theory, more about the legality of the war that followed, the number of civilians killed by us, the atrocities that are not publicly acknowledged for example the Huge rise in birth defects in Fallujah. In fact what happened in Fallujiah has never been openly discussed. Although the programme was discussion a about 9/11, much of it actually centered around the wars that followed and our response to 9/11. It was in this context I claimed 'cover up' 'same old, same old'
watching it now
ReplyDeletesomething I have learned from it, which is quite useful to me....David Milliband is a young hothead who is not good at listening to,* and learning from, much more experienced [foreign policy - from actual overseas experience], veterens, such as Liam Fox [check out his work on behalf of oppressed 'Karen people' in Burma..plus the fact that he has been an ordinary G.P. with experience of ordinary people [as opposed to Uni straight to politics people]...but, of course...he is a Northerner *sigh* so did not win the Conservative Leadership election]
* I feel he is wanting to make a name for himself
like you I'm not impressed with David Milliband, but I never was. Bonnie Greer always talks a lot of sense but is not listened too.......I found the whole debate disappointing, much of it seemed like same old, same old.........no one admitting to past mistakes, just go on trotting out the same old stuff and glibly overlooking the millions of Innocent civilians who are dead.maimed and wounded.
ReplyDeleteOh no. Im sick of all the coverage. Its not healthy IMO.
ReplyDeleteRemembrance - Good.
Dredging up old wounds over and over again - not good.
Told you :o)
ReplyDeleteLOL!
yeah.............I knew it already, but I just hoped this debate would address some of the issues instead of same old same old...........no such luck.
ReplyDeleteLOL This is British Politics babes - 10 years on and they are STILL covering it all up!
ReplyDeletelies on top of lies on top of lies..............
ReplyDeleteYou know it!
ReplyDeletewhat are they [who is they] covering up?
ReplyDeletetrying to follow
covering up the size of the threat?
..or is this the Conspiracy Theory that the western governments were actually part of the plot to bring down the twin towers, kill their own citizens, and blame it on whoever?
edit:
could be those Zionists, of course...not bothered about murdering hundreds of their fellow Jews in the towers
Yes... no.... yes :o)
ReplyDeleteI don't think personally that George W Bush orchestrated the planes flying into the twin towers - I think that was just an example of gross incompetence and poor intelligence that led to that circumstance.
Yes I think they then blamed it on whoever to hide the incompetence. Namely Osama Bin Laden and the "War on Terror".
Our Government and the US Government have succeeded in doing what the terrorist were trying to do - namely put people in such a heightened state of fear and use that fear to control and erode civil liberties.
Of course I can't receive BBC1 in the US.
ReplyDeleteNot on BBC America?
ReplyDeleteApparently not
ReplyDeletehttp://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/world_news_america/8497399.stm
Five. There were five Israeli citizens in the Twin Towers.
ReplyDeletemy reference to 'lies lies' etc.............was not specifically aimed at any conspiracy theory, more about the legality of the war that followed, the number of civilians killed by us, the atrocities that are not publicly acknowledged for example the Huge rise in birth defects in Fallujah. In fact what happened in Fallujiah has never been openly discussed. Although the programme was discussion a about 9/11, much of it actually centered around the wars that followed and our response to 9/11. It was in this context I claimed 'cover up' 'same old, same old'
ReplyDelete