When a secret service operation was used to destroy an attempt by British musicians to create a 'band-aid' style anti-war record before Blair's genocide of Iraq, George Michael was used by Blair in an aftermath PR exercise to explain why, with artists like him, THERE WAS NO NEED FOR AN ORGANISED ANTI-WAR RECORD.

When you see Michael, think Bono, and Geldof. Smirking monsters proud to do Blair's bidding. You shouldn't be too suprised. The nazis had their collection of showbiz scum too.

What saddens me is that people like Michael should be discredited for all time after their first mission for their master, but people have the memory of a goldfish. I will NEVER EVER forget the part George Michael played in destroying the anti-war record project.

Pop culture may seem a very trivial way of fighting Blair, but a band-aid style anti-war record would have been a million times more effective than last Saturday's Blair arranged mock-protest. One GOOD idea is worth a miilion people giving their time in a poorly conceived effort.

Anywar, remember, after Blair's perfectly created project on the 23 Sep, his war plans for Iran's destruction are now finalised, and approaching execution. Blair tested the water, and found it ideal in every respect. Many tens of thosands volunteered to act as living barometers, so that Blair could 'tap the glass' and say "yes, just as I thought, perfect weather for genocide- my enemies have been conditioned by my agents to be as passive and harmless as it is possible to imagine".

After being used as a concentration camp for the victms of Hurrican Katrina, the New Orleans superbowl was re-opened with a concert by none other than international arse-licker BONO!

I rest Twilight's case...

Thanks for passing that on about Bono. I always thought he was more dangerous than Geldof.