Iraq and Iran...it's all about "incestuous amplification"...
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Sunday, March 11, 2007
Give Peace A Vote
Posted by Women on the Verge at 10:53 AM
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9 Comments:
Brilliant ... scathing .... dead on target! What a well done piece!
I agree with the above. And aren't you proud to have a President who can speak out of both sides of his mouth and is equivalent to a bad stand up act that won't leave the stage?
Michael Moore already said it all in his film "Farenheit 911".
Deb
Brilliant; don't know whether to laugh or cry. I don't know if any of your visitors would be interested in this site..( I may have told you before)...
http://www.gratefulness.org/candles/candles.cfm?l=eng&gi=peace
Rx
Great vid, Ethel! Good catch, but I thought incestuous amplification was the echo they hear because they have their heads up each others..... never mind. :-S
ldog-
I thought it was very well done too... glad you liked it!
deb-
I can at least say that I was able to see the stripes on that skunk from the very beginning. I cling to that :-)
t.p. deb-
Loved it!
ruth-
I know the feeling, however I find myself wanting to cry more often than not :-(
tomcat-
Glad you liked the vid!
Not sure, but I think that would classify as a different type of amplification... ;-)
The authors of this book (Stauber and Rampton) also wrote Banana Republicans about how the Right Wing is intent on a one party country and Toxic Sludge is Good for You subtitle, Lies, Damn Lies and the Public Relations Industry. Excellent video and these two guys from Madison Wisconsin write excellent books that I highly recommend. Enjoyed the video - thanks.
I will add tomcats missing bit 'arses'
It was a brilliant video.
Oh and i do read all my comments, so will let you know when i am putting up my counselling question answers. I appreciate any input on them, its normally just tomcat being a swot and showing me how clever he is!(but i love the help)
Toodle Pip!
Thank you, Claire. :-)
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