My Manifesto: The Incoherent Ramblings of a Madman

It's a bit strange the way they're surprised that the Iraqi's want proof that Sadaam's boys are dead. I want proof that his sons are dead as well. Does that make me a traitor? No. Does that make me a Sadaam sympathiser? No. It merely means I am human. It is human to question. It is human to want proof.

We've heard it all before: that they were dead; that Sadaam was dead; that Bin Laden was dead; that Iraq has all these crazy bombs they were going to blow up the world with; that Iraq has germ warfare and chemicals they were going to use on the US forces - if they were going to use them, how come the forces never wore any of their protection they were supposed to wear for almost the entire operation? they obviously didn't think it was much of a threat now did they?

If the US military had a press-release that had some fact in it occasionally maybe people would believe them more often. No government ever seems to care about the truth. No journalist cares about the truth. No television network or newspaper cares about the truth - the truth never gets in the way of a good story. (and quite frankly, most people don't care either).

Ignorance is bliss.