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NATO asks Tony Blair's press adviser for help April 17, 1999
Campbell have already been to Brussels where he met with Javier Solana and gave new instructions to the NATO spokesman Jamie Shea. Asking Campbell, whose job is to manipulate with the public opinion, for help is estimated in London to be a NATO confession of the problems it's facing how to explain the publicity the senseless of NATO aggression against Yugoslavia. The problem is how to control the publicity and cover what cannot be hidden, the insanity of aggression and suffering of the innocent civilians.
Campbell is more than a press adviser in the Blair's cabinet and is known in the political circles as a Prime Minister's man of the greatest influence. It means that his participation in the aggression against Yugoslavia is of extreme importance and the press published that he is in the top circle of deciding men although without an official function. In that way, asking Campbell for help means that NATO intends not to stop with the lies and manipulations but to improve them and present to the publicity with even more effect.
Such an ambition is also a NATO confession that the aggression against Yugoslavia is not developing in the way their authors, political leaders of the USA and Great Britain wished and the manipulations with the public opinion are now to prevent the reviling of the tragic failures and mistakes.
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