@icyfroth wrote:
Fact is, that the US, Britain and the Coalition of the Willing invaded Iraq because they believed Iraq had Weapons Of Mass Destruction was a "fact"
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In fact, it was not, and no WMD's were ever found.
Just an example.
Facts are indeed, contentious.
Good example icyfroth to quote the condemnation that some of the less-corrupt mainstream media uses. I think it was The Guardian or something similar that basically said that. Of course I believe and so do many others that it wasn't a case of "Them getting it wrong" but a case of "Them lying". It was about profit and control. I see one of the following posters has mentioned Scott Ritter. He appears in the excellent documentary Hijacking Catastrophe. - I got it from the video store or Library years ago. Very informative!
I think that we have to now have foresight rather than hindsight where this particular issue is concerned. Look at the entangled mess of Iraq! Again we are seeing a quest for profit and there are also elements of control. There are many things at stake. The health of the people due to a rushed vaccine, the neglecting of a proven and effective early stage life saving treatment and the unrepairable damage to our economy. And there is a bunch of other issues surrounding and between. And to top it all we have what is seen to be an inept and proven-to-be-incompetent administration.
