atw: O.T. Interesting U.S./Iraq history of cooperation.

Seeing as George (Mena) has raised the topic to the Austechwriter list, I 
urge you to not take it all on face value.

Having a diversity of information from different viewpoints is worthwhile.

The following Flash animation puts things in quite a different perspective.

Note: Some people might find some of the included images to be distressing.
<http://www.disgraced.org/thanks.shtml>
Plays a Frank Sinatra tune, so turn down your volume @ work.

Sent to me by a colleague in the US.

For more on the political persecution and ill treatment of journalists, see 
<http://www.ifj.org/>, where you will find a link to the "IFJ Report on 
Safety of Journalists and Killing of Media Staff During the Iraq War" PDF 
<http://www.ifj.org/pdfs/iraqreport2003.pdf>.

Hope that enlightens a little or at least causes you to question what we 
are spoon fed by the media, in these murky times.

Cheers,

Michael


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