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Bugs Bunny · 07-16-2009

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Originally Posted by Unregistered

Does he do that on every issue? Is he trying to destroy the remnants of his credibility, if he has any?

Remember Bagdad Bob?

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Originally Posted by Unregistered

Is it a show of force?

Yes.

Bullies don't care about things such as logic, evidence, dialogue. Force allows them to be lazy, careless. Their achilles heel.

Visionary · 07-16-2009

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Originally Posted by Nichol

Remember how Bush, Cheney and friends kept repeating the nonsensical idea that Saddam Hussein was behind the 9-sept attacks? People got used to the idea and accepted it, and news media were not persistent enough in denying it. Bush was allowed to to ignore evidence and decide for his own reality.

Ahmedinejad is using the same method of persistent repetition. Only he can control press and communications.

Maybe they should find a way to put banknotes through a printer, so you can print a whole news-story on them, in stead of just a slogan. Also faster method if you want to cover all banknotes..

Not going to get into the political stuff there. But I think it's a lot easier to convince people of stuff going on elsewhere that they have no idea about, then something going on in front of you.

Anyway, I'm thinking that with crashes happening so often in Iran, no one is believing him.

07-16-2009

Thank you NiteOwl for your great job! Here you are the translation into italian.
The Green Brief #29 (July 15) in Italian

Bye
E

07-16-2009

I must say, Green Briefs have introduced a unique problem to my life... Since I started reading them I cannot stand the traditional media sources (like CNN, NBC, etc.) for one second. And so I have a hard time following anything that may be happening. Other then the Green Wave of course..

rupert · 07-16-2009

Any views on this article from FT?
Iraq shows its neighbours how to balance state and religion

rupertbu

07-16-2009

Thank you for continuing to post these updates. I copy them and repost them were others can see, with the link to the site so hopefully I'm getting at least one or two more people to come here.

runintothewind · 07-16-2009

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Originally Posted by Unregistered

I must say, Green Briefs have introduced a unique problem to my life... Since I started reading them I cannot stand the traditional media sources (like CNN, NBC, etc.) for one second. And so I have a hard time following anything that may be happening. Other then the Green Wave of course..

Very. very true. I used to start my day and end my day with a quick browse of various news sites. Now, once I've read the GB for the day, I feel a bit starved for information. The MSM has lost so much credibility for me, if I do read a news story, I immediately look for confirmation now.

07-16-2009

Thanks again for all your work : )

07-16-2009

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Originally Posted by Bugs Bunny

Remember Bagdad Bob?

Yes, but he was the Information Minister. He was just doing his job. I'm not going to blame him for getting a little overenthusiastic when his entire field of employment is about to be erased from his nation.

I don't understand why Ahmedinejad would want to imitate him.

JohnDoe · 07-16-2009

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Originally Posted by Unregistered

I must say, Green Briefs have introduced a unique problem to my life... Since I started reading them I cannot stand the traditional media sources (like CNN, NBC, etc.) for one second. And so I have a hard time following anything that may be happening. Other then the Green Wave of course..

It's unbelievable - I have no clue what is going on in my own country, I have not listened to TV or even radio news for weeks. Well basically since they stopped reporting on Iran!

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07-16-2009	#23 (permalink)
Esk@nd@r Guest Posts: n/a	Thank you NiteOwl for your great job! Here you are the translation into italian. The Green Brief #29 (July 15) in Italian Bye E

07-16-2009	#24 (permalink)
Unregistered Guest Posts: n/a	I must say, Green Briefs have introduced a unique problem to my life... Since I started reading them I cannot stand the traditional media sources (like CNN, NBC, etc.) for one second. And so I have a hard time following anything that may be happening. Other then the Green Wave of course..

07-16-2009	#25 (permalink)
rupert Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 8	Any views on this article from FT? Iraq shows its neighbours how to balance state and religion rupertbu

07-16-2009	#26 (permalink)
Unregistered Guest Posts: n/a	Thank you for continuing to post these updates. I copy them and repost them were others can see, with the link to the site so hopefully I'm getting at least one or two more people to come here.

07-16-2009	#28 (permalink)
Unregistered Guest Posts: n/a	Thanks again for all your work : )