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Listening to BBC news on the radio this morning, the presenter said something along the lines of "we have in on the highest authority from Downing Street and Se
by escapologybb 11y ago
Listening to BBC news on the radio this morning, the presenter said something along the lines of "we have in on the highest authority from Downing Street and Security Services insiders."
No proof, no named sources, just a parroting of the government line. Something sounds a bit fishy to me.
Edit: spelling, grammar, give me a break it's Sunday morning!
- alfiedotwtf 11y agoFrom the same people who gave us Saddam's WMDs. If The Sunday Times had shown hard proof that Snowden's files have been decrypted, I would have sat up and noticed. But at this point in time, western governments have lost all credibility. Would it have mattered if the sources were named? Colin Powell gave "evidence" at the UN of possible reasons to invade Iraq. All of it was bullshit. Hard proof, or GTFO.
- hahainternet 11y ago> Hard proof, or GTFO. So the Bush administration's failure to prevent 911 was completely reasonable and couldn't be criticised, right?
- alfiedotwtf 11y agoNot sure what you're implying. I never mentioned 9/11