Argentine atrocities

[R]

At 12:06 PM 9/6/2002 -0400, you wrote:
>As enjoyable as seeing this come to light is,  I find it peculiar that at a
>time when Bushites are closing the information window, this comes to light.
>(mass-media wise)   Kissinger's vague challenge to admin's Iraq psuedo
>policy and the identification of Jimmy C. as an internal enemy by the
>right-wingy-dingies couldn't have anything to do with this revelation?

since hitchen's book, there's been a lot about henry the k in the 
mix.  this is probably an extension of it.   hk is not beloved by the right 
wing, as you note.   neither is he beloved of anyone else other than himself.

we are in the midst of a propaganda war between admin factions and power 
elite factions, while the US and the UK are bombing the daylights out of 
iraq, and running around in north iraq, in an undeclared war.

you could be correct, at least partially.   there's never one reason for 
anything in our political world.

R


>----- Original Message -----
>From: R <rhisiart at earthlink.net>
>To: <lbo-talk at lists.panix.com>
>Sent: Friday, September 06, 2002 11:10 AM
>Subject: Argentine atrocities
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>the USA's most famous war criminal, and Nobel Peace Prize recipient.
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>US documents implicate Kissinger in Argentine atrocities
>By Rafael Azul and Bill Vann
>6 September 2002
>http://www.wsws.org/articles/2002/sep2002/arg-s06.shtml
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>Secret archives released by the US State Department directly implicate
>former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and other top American officials
>in backing the brutal military regime of mass murder, "disappearances" and
>torture that ruled Argentina for more than seven years, beginning in March
>1976.