From: Vincent Campbell (VCampbell@dmu.ac.uk)
Date: Thu 07 Nov 2002 - 12:46:56 GMT
The only fantasy in this article is that there are no root causes to 9/11.
Why people, largely in the US, are still trying to engineer some
interpretation of that event that excludes American foreign policy from the
complex mix of factors behind the attack, astonishes me.
It goes back to that question a while ago about suppression of information
in memes/memeplexes.
As an aside to that, actually, people may be interested in the current work
of Prof Jerry Palmer at London Metropolitan University, who is looking at
the role of secrecy in communication, and currently holds the views that
secrecy is fundamental to democratic communication.
Vincent
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