Comments on Obsolete: Bloody Sunday and never wanting to believe anything bad about our country.

Wish we could have Saville turn his eagle-eye on t...

2010-06-17T09:56:53.461+01:00

Wish we could have Saville turn his eagle-eye on the Iraq War.

As always a brilliant analyses on current affairs;...

2010-06-17T09:24:04.888+01:00

As always a brilliant analyses on current affairs; thank you for the enlightenment that you provide on the farcical manipulations and unethical behaviour of the UK media and politicians.

«It's this refusal to accept on an almost atavistic level that anything bad could have been done by those you identify yourself with which is so potentially dangerous. This not wanting to believe anything bad, and never wanting to call into question easily translates when such things do happen, as they always will, into the wilful acceptance of excuses, into cover up and bogus justifications, the finding of scapegoats, the defending of the indefensible that Cameron refused to do only when the full impact of the actualité was impossible to deny.»

This paragraph called my attention particularly because it is adaptable to so many other cases - if one substitutes Cameron with other names like Clarence Mitchell, Tony Blair, Gordon Brown, and some others connected to the McCann Case - the above remains an undeniable truth.

thank you, best regards

Thanks for another lucid insightful post telling i...

2010-06-17T09:15:32.312+01:00

Thanks for another lucid insightful post telling it as it is.

If you have any spare time WikiSpooks is in need of your sort of insights and writing skills.
The Baha Mousa crime and the way it has been handled by our establishment is a case in point - as an exemplar of how powerful interests and the cheer-leading sycophants who suck up to them deal with their criminality