Then it just goes to show that when the propaganda is home grown, it sinks in a lot more. This explains why the U.S. was generally more supportive of the Iraq w

Then it just goes to show that when the propaganda is home grown, it sinks in a lot more. This explains why the U.S. was generally more supportive of the Iraq war than most other countries. The benefit therefore of an international coalition is that you'll get a much wider distributed group of people to accept the propaganda (and referencing TomOfTTB elsewhere in this thread, this points to the "wisdom" of Obama's scheme vs. Bush's scheme). Of course, this assumes the only "humanitarian" portion of this current situation is the label of the fabricated excuse. Which must be true, see: Ivory Coast.