Not even news. American imperialism has only so much mileage before it becomes a spent force.

John Howard's claim that he had seen the evidence to justify our action looks more and more like a lie.

If there was no evidence what exactly did John see ?

Didn't bali tip ol' Johnny boy? Until then he was not interested.
"Until there is a direct attack on Australian people" or some shyte like that.

Fkkk American gov, its CIA c#$t of an organisation and the wall street mongrels. 🖕

Sir Spot of Borg wrote on Aug 19^th, 2019 at 9:54am:


Because there were no 'real' American Soldiers in Iraq.
Beyond Hollywood Propaganda movies.
It was only Machines, fighting the Iraqis.
Drones, Tanks, Jets - all run by Computer Nerds back home in the USA with their X-Box's and Playstations.
The Nerds are known as 'The Terminators'.

Sir Spot of Borg wrote on Aug 19^th, 2019 at 9:45am:




Your head is blown off, remember???  No, of course you don't. Because you do take someone called Adl-Tabatabai seriously.



Man behind one of the biggest sites accused of 'fake news' is former BBC worker
By Tony Connelly-29 January 2017 10:37am

The man responsible for one of the biggest fake news sites in the US is a former BBC worker whose mother is one of its main contributors, according to reports in the Times.

Sean Adl-Tabatabai

is behind the YourNewsWire.com platform, the source of numerous fake news stories including claims that the Queen had threatened to abdicate if the UK did not vote in favour of Brexit as well as reports that Hillary Clinton was connected to a paedophile ring in Washington.

The site has been blacklisted by a number of fact-checking bodies, including the European Union’s East StratCom Task Force, a Brussels unit that debunks Russian propaganda.

A former US intelligence officer and Kremlin propaganda expert, Joel Harding, claimed that the site has been “used by the Russians as a proxy site to spread disinformation".

Adl-Tabatabai, a former television producer for the BBC and MTV, argues that the site is a legitimate news organisation and rubbished any links with Russia as “completely baseless”.

He even went so far as to accuse the Times of publishing fake news about him.

One of the main contributors to the site is his mother, Carol, a holistic medicine expert. She said that although some of her articles are “a bit weird” and “maybe a little satirical”, she is “giving people food for thought”.

Google has since banned the site from its advertising platform and comes as the Commons culture, media and sport committee prepares to launch an inquiry into fake news.