This is amazing, and almost laughable to me if it didn't risk such tragic ramifications. What most people will remember, I practically guarantee, will be something like "oh yeah, I remember that voice turned out to be a prankster" - instead of this:
The Pentagon said it recorded the film and the sound separately and then edited them together to give a "better idea of what is happening".
How does this not get further scrutiny?? That's a priceless line right there!
I was just thinking about this last night. The mainstream media is no longer remotely trustworthy (if it ever was). The Internet has a notable risk of people going down their own paths without counter-balancing information. I don't know what the right solution is, but I know at least one person who might be a good choice to start putting things right:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6d8MIENVtKw
(Congressman Ron Paul warns of a contrived incident to provoke war with Iran, a "Gulf of Tonkin" type incident, January 11, 2006... start at 1:25 if you want to only spend 25 seconds evaluating Ron Paul instead of a full 2 minutes)
We've got to figure out what to do here, or it will be on with Bush's litany: "We must confront Iran!", "We must prevail in this world war!", etc etc...
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