> > > > "Our overriding purpose, from the > > > > beginning through to the present > > > > day, has been world domination - > > > > that is, to build and maintain > > > > the capacity to coerce everybody > > > > else on the planet: nonviolently, > > > > if possible, and violently, if > > > > necessary. But the purpose of US > > > > foreign policy of domination is > > > > not just to make the rest of the > > > > world jump through hoops; the > > > > purpose is to faciliate our > > > > exploitation of resources." - > > > > Ramsey Clark, former US Attorney > > > > General
From: "Trei, Peter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > The Sun is an alternative news magazine > which has been in print since 1974. > It's mammothly unlikely that they would > fabricate the interview out of whole > cloth, since Clarke would sue for libel > and/or defamation. On the contrary, this is standard routine communist behavior. They are always inventing fantastic citations, for example the much quoted "Intoxicating Augmentation" quote that Karl Marx attributed to Gladstone (then prime minister of England) which generation after generation learned scholars have learnedly cited as evidence that free market capitalism was bad for workers. Since Clarke is a public figure he cannot sue for libel, so he is a good peg to hang such a citation on. If Karl Marx could get away with attributing fantastic citations to the Prime Minister, "the sun" can certainly get away with attributing them to an attorney general. The enormous flood of such bogus citations make it unlikely that any one of them will be challenged. Look at Chomsky. Every few pages he has a similarly fraudulent citation, and no one ever sues him, even though in some cases one can check the materials he cites, and find that he is lying. Faith Hill - Exclusive Performances, Videos & More http://faith.yahoo.com
