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Pre-emptive Strike

John H. johnh at faraway.hgmp.mrc.ac.uk
Fri Jan 30 11:38:50 EST 2004


Look at this way Ken:

The entire history of mankind, is in any case, nothing but a prolonged fight
to the death for the conquest of universal prestige and absolute power.

    Camus, The Myth of Sisyphus, John's bible.

The entire history of humanity is the
"k p Collins" <kpaulc@[----------]earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:VTsSb.2567$jH6.507 at newsread1.news.atl.earthlink.net...
> Two articles on the =Washington Post=
> web site have 'simultaneity' that is extra-
> ordinarily 'curious'. It's my Analysis that
> it is Colusion in 'high'-places that under-
> pins this 'simulteneity'.
>
> The dynamics discussed in the Reports
> smack of "pre-emption" - set-ups re.
> further dynamics that are yet to be
> broached.
>
> 1. "Hill Probers Fault Iraq Intelligence
> Panels' Early Findings Are Similar to Kay's
> By Dana Priest and Walter Pincus
> Washington Post Staff Writers
> Friday, January 30, 2004; Page A01"
>
>
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A61648-2004Jan29.html?nav=hpto
> p_tb
>
> 2. "Inquiry Leaves BBC in Crisis
> 2nd Official Quits Over Iraq Findings; Journalists Walk Out
> By Glenn Frankel
> Washington Post Foreign Service
> Friday, January 30, 2004; Page A11"
>
>
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A61701-2004Jan29.html?nav=hpto
> c_w
>
> "`The atmosphere is bleak,' said a
> member of the staff of 'Today,' the
> radio news program that first aired
> the intelligence allegations. `People
> inside the BBC are desperately anxious
> that this affair doesn't lead to the
> unraveling of our independence.'
>
> [...]
>
> The BBC, which raises most of its
> funds through a compulsory licensing
> fee, is overseen by the government.
> While Ryder serves as temporary BBC
> chairman, the government will launch
> a search for a successor, over which
> Blair will have the final say."
>
> It's my Analysis that =part= of what's
> being 'pre-empted' is the fact that
> =anyone= who looked, before the
> War in Irag was launched, could see
> that, when juxtaposed against the
> Consequences inherent in going to
> War - which include having to deal
> with the explosively-quick "rendering
> useless" [AoK, Ap8] of the dictaor's
> iron-fisted control of the Iraqi Citizenry -
> the 'benefits' of launching the War were
> not Justified in-Truth.
>
> =Anyone= who only looked - who
> only read the News accounts pertain-
> ing - could see that, between the op-
> tions of seeking amplified Diplomacy
> vs. going to War, it was no contest.
>
> The Iraqi dictator, and his upper-'level'
> cohorts were all seeking raproachment.
> Yet all of this was 'just' ignored prior
> to launching the War.
>
> It's my Analysis that Administrations
> in both the U.S.A. and G. B. are, 'now',
> doing more of the same sort of head-
> long ['head-strong'] rushing-ahead with
> old, long-previously-established 'plans',
> only, 'now', instead of directing their
> 'pre-emptive strikes' against Iraq, they
> are directing them against their own
> Citizenries.
>
> K. P. Collins
>
>
>
>
>
>





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