Violence in the Middle East

Published by VirusHead

Jul 18

If you’re wondering why I haven’t blogged on the current violence in the Middle East, it’s because my opinion is not as well-informed as it could be. I don’t feel qualified to stand forth with an analysis.

I don’t trust much of what I’m hearing in the news, especially knowing that there is a lot of history there. What we are getting is a snapshot viewpoint here and there. My overall feeling so far is that there is plenty of blame, and a fair bit of hypocrisy and spin, to go around. I would like to hear viewpoints from countries that are a lot less involved in that part of the world.

As the violence has escalated more and more people are being killed.

I hope there are people already there (and with greater skill than Condi) who can help negotiate an end to this bloodshed.

Filed under: Activism, AlienNation, Cultural, Political, Viral, America, hezbollah, hypocrisy, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Lebanon, Middle East, misrepresentation

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2 Responses

Lois Says:

Well, it’s like a couple of people I’ve heard say — send George and Bill (as in Bush and Clinton). . . they certainly can’t do worse than George the son has!

Lois

Posted on July 19th, 2006 at 1:34 pm
devilspharmacy Says:

Thank You !!!! Yes the hypocrisy of the media’s whitewash, when discussing violence associated with the colony of 1949 (Israel), is a front page smack in the face.

Is the news released to influence Stock Markets (Oil Prices) and Racist Ideology ?

I see no other reason this propaganda exists.

Posted on July 19th, 2006 at 3:45 pm

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