Peace? Justice? George Bush doesn't even know the meaning of the language he uses, writes Bob Ellis
"Our quarrel is not with the Iraqi people", he means - or I think he means - we're going to bomb them to hell, real soon.
"We must be strong, and secure the peace", he means - or I think he means - we must, whatever others tell us, now go to war.
"liberating Iraq" really means seizing its oil and making a lot of money.
"George Bush is a man of peace" when they mean he'll go to war at the drop of a hat for no good reason and he's "routinely" bombing Iraqi "installations" every day.
When they say "regime change" they mean, or could mean, "Armageddon".
"Our quarrel is not with the Iraqi people", he means - or I think he means - we're going to bomb them to hell, real soon.
"We must be strong, and secure the peace", he means - or I think he means - we must, whatever others tell us, now go to war.
"liberating Iraq" really means seizing its oil and making a lot of money.
"George Bush is a man of peace" when they mean he'll go to war at the drop of a hat for no good reason and he's "routinely" bombing Iraqi "installations" every day.
When they say "regime change" they mean, or could mean, "Armageddon".
