The watchdogs of freedom and democracy are inhuman bastards
And amidst all the terror they have created, they lie and lie and lie and lie......
This New Zealand interview shows the legendary reporter, Robert Fisk explaining his reasons for retiring. A seemingly broken man. The inhumanity he has witnessed in 30 plus years, has not turned him into a sub-human, but it may have nearly broken a very good man.
If he doesn't return to his job, his legacy will certainly live on in the journalists who follow his footsteps. This interview brings me to tears. I have long last seen the film called the Road to Guantanamo, and seeing these news clips in the video remind me why I have often turned the film off midway. I apologise for the language in the title, but I couldn't use the"F' word, so we will have to make do with the word "bastards".
Shame on you Bush and Blair and all your cronies. Shame on all who support these lies against all reason. Those who howl down the voices of reason and civilization, and continue to support these tyrants. History will not deal kindly with this generation. Shame on us all, for we have not done enough.
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You will have to excuse me as I am in total outrage at the moment, even before I saw this. Robert Fisk has made a difference and he is a real journalist, not a puppet journalist. We need more real journalists and we need more people listening to what these journalists report and acting on the knowledge that they give us.
Onward to Iran - can you hear the drums calling us to war, can you hear the lies spreading, can you see another nation destroyed. I can and very soon it will be another reality, you will see it too.