Grantt,
I must apologize. When I read your remarks, "It looks like the U.S. is going to B.S. right till the bitter end. Why not when you have a generally brainwashed uneducated population it's easy", I must have misunderstood what you were implying.
Let me explain what I thought you meant this way I can better understand.
The comment, "It looks like the U.S. is going to B.S. right till the bitter end", I thought you were implying that the US was trying to fool or trick the World with false news articles.
I interpreted your comment, "Why not when you have a generally brainwashed uneducated population it's easy", as you thinking that the US population actually believed these news articles.
Then you reply to my comments with, "Buddyboy you are like a religious nut that twists the truth to suite you. So what you are saying is Tariq Aziz will now be bombed like Castro, Bin Laden and Saddam have all been. You guys can't find squat in these countries the size of a postage stamp but nice try."
English is obviously your second language, (and you deserve credit because you convey your thoughts fairly well with it) but it there could be a chance that English is your native tongue so I will take this opportunity to debate you on the definition of words truth and facts.
I will put this in fairly simple terms, as I do not know your background or your level of education.
Truth
Each individual will have a version of the truth.
There can be many versions of truth.
Some people share the same versions of the truth.
Facts
Facts do not change.
Truth: "I saw the sun rise"
Fact: "the sun rose this morning"
In the above example the truth can be twisted but the facts cannot change. We can argue that I was asleep when the sun rose, therefore I could not see it rise. But that does not change the fact that the sun did indeed rise.
I believe that Uncle Butternuts said it best when he posted, "Mr.Kettle? Mr. Kettle? This is Mr.Pot, calling Mr.Kettle."
To answer your question, "So what you are saying is Tariq Aziz will now be bombed like Castro, Bin Laden and Saddam have all been".
The answer is absolutely YES. Also as a side note, you should use a question mark at the end of a sentence that is a question.
I am confused by your remarks, "You guys can't find squat in these countries the size of a postage stamp but nice try".
Who are "You guys"?
When you say, "squat", do you mean individuals, equipment, chemicals, or what?
What "countries" are you referring?
Please define "size of a postage stamp" in square miles.
Oh, before I forget. I wonder if one of those "targets of opportunity" the US targeted last night was Aziz?