Here's another example of the folly of 'pragmatis
And as no discussion on the !nternet is complete without the mention of H!dIer or Nod-sees, I think you should read this. I wrote it a long time ago, about the lessons of the past benefittin
About Bush Tax Cuts
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If 'pragmatis
If 'pragmatis
If it isn't affecting them, it won't affect them, & so it's nothing that they should have to waste their time on. Or in their 'bottom line'.
There's nothing "pragmatic
But it's certainly not a Democratic value.
Until you recognize that what you're calling 'pragmatis
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The list of issues that 'pragmatis
If they're not gay, repealing DOMA and DADT doesn't affect them (or so they believe), so they tell those whose lives are being devastated by those laws, "Relaaaaaa
And if he doesn't, if it's 2016, nothing substantiv
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Two of the best recent examples of the Obama Administra
See here.
And here.
And here.
And here.
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msgirlintn 57 minutes ago (1:06 AM)
Marco, I am a realist Democrat. You are either a fair weather Dem or a teabagger pretending to be a Dem.
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The #1 obstacle to getting to what we thought we were voting for when we put Obama & Democrats into power: The 'Pragmatis
L0rd, help us from those ever "well-mean
We hear about "pragmatis
'Pragmatis
'Pragmatis
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msgirlintn 57 minutes ago (1:06 AM)
Marco, I am a realist Democrat. You are either a fair weather Dem or a teabagger pretending to be a Dem.
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The #1 obstacle to getting to what we thought we were voting for when we put Obama & Democrats into power: The 'Pragmatis
L0rd, help us from those ever "well-mean
We hear about "pragmatis
'Pragmatis
'Pragmatis
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Listen, girlie, don't give me that standard DLC, "But it's ALWAYS been done this way" BullSwill!
The fact is that the Treasury Department has been allowed to keep secret who is buying our debt since Jimmy Carter. And yes, IRAN is buying our debt, and owning us!
You ought to be ashamed of yourself! The BuIISwill you're peddling doesn't stand up to the giggle test. Are you just ig.nor.ant or are you a paid disinforma
FYI - Asking someone if they are ig.nor.ant or spreading disinforma
====NOTICE TO M0DERATORS (COMMUNITY OR ON STAFF): I'm sending hard copies and screen shots of this off to HP in NY -- There is nothing abusive about this except 'ms-thing' over there's sarcasm & bullying by getting this comment scrvbbed, while letting her disinforma
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Walter, I see that you're new to HP, with definite opinions (I have gone to your profile to read them), but help me understand some of them.
From your comments I see that you are self-emplo
I take it that you do think there's a difference between Democrats and Republican
Let's set gays aside for a minute.
There really isn't a hair's lick of difference (not that would be noticed by the novice foreign policy observer) between the Republican
As far as illegals go, Ronald Reagan granted amnesty, all policy and legislatio
Our government
That's both parties.
I don't know what your issue is with gays, but as the saying goes, "the proof is in the pudding". If Democrats were pandering to gays, Bill Clinton would have vetoed DOMA and DADT never would have happened. Obama could have signed a stop-loss order, but he's refused. If anything, both parties have been leading gays on, admittedly the Democrats have less bias towards gays, but Republican
Out of curiosity, what's your problem with gays enjoying the same rights and privileges as the rest of American citizens?
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KillgoreTr
"I don't lay all the blame on Obama. He has a really lousy Congress he has to work with. He has an entire political party who vowed to see him fail. What bothers me is that continues to insist on bi-partisanship, when it is quite clear that the GOP wants none of it." ========== ========== ========== ========== ========== ========== =========
"Privately, Obama describes himself as a Blue Dog Democrat"Democrats are in the same business as Republican
If Bush's tax cuts are allowed to expire as they are set to on December 31st, the deficit would be cut in half, instantly.
If the tax cuts are continued for the rich, we would have to borrow $700 billion to pay for it.
If the tax cuts are continued for everyone, we would have to borrow $3 trillion to pay for it.
This 2-year extension "compromis
As usual, Obama intends to deal with this backwards, too. First he freezes federal employees wages -- A Republican idea. As Paul Krugman said, "It was transparen
Obama intends to give Republican
It's for actions like this that I call Obama a fraud, a con man. Any lawyer who negotiated a contract like this on behalf of a client would likely find himself facing a malpractic
This is history repeating itself. This is exactly what Obama did releasing the TARP money. The banks were over a barrel and wanted the money so badly that Obama just gave it to them, no strings attached. "We'll talk about transparen
Once the money was in spent, the banks said, "Forget you and your regulation
Then they gave themselves great big bonuses.
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Let the Bush tax cuts EXPIRE.
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Nader again?
That was a stolen election.
Al Gore won. Gore got more votes in Florida. Any way it was counted (and the biggest point that people seem to forget were 179,000 perfectly readable ballots that never got counted), Gore got more votes than Bush.
Whatever the means necessary to get Bush-Chene
If the means to getting Bush-Chene
For pity's sake, the CIA was working on GOP absentee ballots in the weeks leading up to election day in Florida.
Have people really forgotten all the different ways that this election was gamed by the GOP? And that's just in Florida. And just the ways that we learned about because of legal proceeding
There was a coup d'etat in this country in 2000. A bIoodless coup, but a coup nonetheles
We were about to embark on that national discussion 9 months into the Bush administra
By Wednesday, September 12th, all copies had been removed from the stands nationwide
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Democrats are in the same business as Republican
I suggest that you consider Democrats and Republican
Once in power, Democrats consolidat
Whenever the People get wise to the shenanigan
Democrats' current reason for failing to achieve the People's business (because "Democrats are nicer, not as ruthless, not criminal" etc.) is custom-tai
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If his words don't convince you, certainly his policies should. Obama's continued just about every Bush-Chene
What Obama did with Lieberman and how he did it, was so sneaky and deceitful (and not the only time he's done something like this):
After the court ordered Obama's DoD release the torture & abuse photos of prisoners in Iraq and Afghanista
And after Obama signed the legislatio
Obama likes to leave the country when his presence at a bully pulpit is needed -- Last week, his 'surprise' trip to Afghanista
And just this weekend, a NAFTA-styl
Label him what you will, but his actions speak louder than words. There's no "appealing
About Barack Obama
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Do you know what the DLC is and who is in it?
The DLC got into power by refusing to defend the word 'liberal' when Ronald Reagan, Lee Atwater and Karl Rove were demonizing the word. Instead of educating the public about liberalism
What we are dealing with is a corporate takeover of the US government
Blue Dog Democrat = REPUBLICAN
About Barack Obama
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In addition to bullying Amazon and other sites into dropping W!kileaks from their servers, the 0bama administra
Swiss close Assange's bank account
PayP@I bans WikiLe@ks after US government pressure
F!rst Amendment 'End T!mes' - Library of Congress blocks W!kiLeaks
At least one government agency - The Social Security Administration - is warning employees that even browsing Wik!leaks could be a crim!nal 0ffense .
State Dept. warn!ng prospective recruits to steer clear of Wik!leaks
U.S. M!litary Tries to Intimidate Soldiers Into Not Reading Wik!Ieaks
State Dept. warn!ng prospective recruits to steer clear of W!k!leaks , which is as "official" a State Department directive as you're ever going to get. That's a State Department official warning anyone with designs on working in the State Department that the State Department is watching. There is no need, by the way, to "release" anything to other schools -- There's no way this wasn't going to be disseminated after it reached Columb!a.
Irrespecti
Although I do not label myself as 'Progressi
About Barack Obama
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Marty Kaplan, forget the BS that "only 20% are liberals" -- Do you think Americans are really all that different from each other? Do you think human beings are all that different from each other?
When people who self-ident
When informed of the issues, most Americans agree with liberal policies. Neither they (nor I) would characteri
For example, nobody likes the idea of abortion, but most Americans do not want the government involved if they find themselves in the predicamen
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The establishm
There are over 11 million more foreclosur
The rich will always be able to protect themselves (gated communitie
About Ben Bernanke
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3 million foreclosur
The only way to save the economy, to save the PEOPLE, is for the government to step in and make the big banks take the cut?
15 million families are about to face foreclosur
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"Why Aren't We Demanding Restitutio
On Dylan Ratigan, Eliot Spitzer and Larry McDonald explain how banks paying back TARP monies doesn't begin to cover what's been stolen.
And:
3 million foreclosur
The only way to save the economy, to save the PEOPLE, is for the government to step in and make the big banks take the cut?
15 million families are about to face foreclosur
That's not even the half of it..Or 1% of what's coming down the pike at us.
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ghost geezer 15 hours ago (10:48 PM)
You certainly raise scary & interestin
There was a KGB flunky sitting next to the copy machine, & one had to sign for every sheet. In weapons R&D, the Americans could now communicat
Thus, the Russians realized that they'd lost the ColdWar. They had lost it, because in order for them to compete with us, they had to forsake their police state. Double bind. So they threw in the towel & went on to be ordinary political capitalist
Interestin
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Marcospine
Yes, it is. Makes sense -- I don't think you can't have a police state and have efficient operations
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Assange's motivation isn't important or relevant. Here's why:
Marcospinelli 20 hours ago (6:19 PM)
We've got a w@r going on WITHIN the US. Within our government, between our people (the very rich & powerful people) -- For the most part, most of the American people are watching like fans at a boxing match. This is just the internatio nal version of what's been going on here at home for a very long time; remember the book/movie , 'Charl!e W!lson's War'? What the H#LL (and how in h#ll) was a private citizen (Joanne Herr!ng) able to subvert US government foreign policy? The downfall of the Sov!et Union was never a "good thing", just as removing S@ddam Husse!n wasn't -- Not for the US. Keeping the Sov!ets alive & occupied in a neverendin g war in Afghan!sta n was a good thing, just as keeping S@ddam Husse!n in place (Sunn!s, against lran) was a good thing.
At least when there was a Sov!et Union, we knew where the nvkes were. Now? Not so much.
Neoc0ns & ne0l!berals (not to be confused with l!berals or l!beralism ) opened a Pandora's box, the contents of which will not be recontaine d anytime soon (not in my, nor my kids's, lifetimes) .
Julian Assange's motivation isn't important or relevant. Here's why:
Marcospinelli 20 hours ago (6:19 PM)
We've got a war going on WITHIN the US. Within our government, between our people (the very rich & powerful people) -- For the most part, most of the American people are watching like fans at a boxing match. This is just the internatio nal version of what's been going on here at home for a very long time; remember 'Charlie Wilson's War'? What the H#LL (and how in h#ll) was a private citizen (Joanne Herring) able to subvert US government foreign policy? The downfall of the SovietUnio n was never a "good thing", just as removing SaddamHuss ein wasn't -- Not for the US. Keeping the Soviets alive & occupied in a neverendin g war in Afghanista n was a good thing, just as keeping SaddamHuss ein in place (Sunnis, against Iran) was a good thing.
At least when there was a SovietUnion, we knew where the nukes were. Now? Not so much.
Neocons & neoliberals (not to be confused with liberals or liberalism ) opened a Pandora's box, the contents of which will not be recontaine d anytime soon (not in my, nor my kids's, lifetimes) .
Daniel Ellsberg's Open Letter To Amazon:
To Customer Service and Jeff Bezos,
I’m disgusted by Amazon’s cowardice and servility in abruptly terminating its hosting of the Wikileaks website, in the face of threats from Senator Joe Lieberman and other Congressio nal right-wing ers. I want no further associatio n with any company that encourages legislativ e and executive officials to aspire to China’s control of informatio n and deterrence of whistle-bl owing.
For the last several years, I’ve been spending over $100 a month on new and used books from Amazon. That’s over. I have contacted Customer Service to ask Amazon to terminate immediately my membership in Amazon Prime and my Amazon credit card and account, to delete my contact and credit informatio n from their files and to send me no more notices.
I understand that many other regular customers feel as I do and are responding the same way. Good: the broader and more immediate the boycott, the better.I hope that these others encourage their contact lists to do likewise and to let Amazon know exactly why they’re shifting their business. I’ve asked friends today to suggest alternatives. I’ve removed all links to Amazon from my site, and I’ll be exploring service from Powell’s Books, IndieBound , Biblio and others.
So far Amazon has spared itself the further embarrassment of trying to explain its action openly. This would be a good time for Amazon insiders who know and perhaps can document the political pressures that were brought to bear—and the details of the hasty kowtowing by their bosses—to leak that informatio antiwar.con. They can send it to Wikileaks (now on servers outside the US), to mainstream journalist s or bloggers, or perhaps to a site like m , which has now appropriately ended its book-purch asing associatio n with Amazon and called a boycott.
If you’d like to read further analysis of your cowardice, I suggest you see this excellent article by Glenn Greenwald.
Yours (no longer),
Daniel Ellsberg
We can use that app to out the Saudi royal family members funding Al Qaeda.
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There already has been evidence found.
About Wikileaks
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This is MUST SEE!:
Thom Hartmann on Julian Assange's and W!kileak's contribution to the cause of free speech, AND Hartmann reads something that Assange wrote a couple of years ago entitled 'The United What of America', where Assange describes corporate rule looks like, the corporation as a state .
Democratic senator Dianne Feinstein, chair of the Senate Intelligen
She was responding to yesterday'
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The Bush Administra
"Never in our wildest dreams did we think we would see those words in black and white...and beneath a SECRET stamp, no less. For three years now, we in Veteran Intelligen ce Profession als for Sanity (VIPS) have been saying that the CIA and its British counterpar t, MI-6, were ordered by their countries' leaders to "fix facts" to "justify" an unprovoked war on Iraq. More often than not, we have been greeted with stares of incredulit y. It has been a hard learning . . . that folks tend to believe what they want to believe. . . Thanks to an unauthoriz ed disclosure by a courageous whistleblo wer, the evidence now leaps from official documents . . . this time authentic, not forged. . . "
-- Veteran CIA analyst Ray McGovern, referring to the July 2002 Downing Street Memo
Assange could be a serial k!ller -- What would that have to do with these documents? The only relevant personal informatio
Assange's personal life, his history, makes no difference to me because Assange isn't my government
You, me, the nation we all profess to love, our way of life, all are being destroyed by the decisions of elected officials that we put into power and who have been ly!ng to us. They get their power and authority from us.
How can any real American be on any side of this EXCEPT the one where the person giving you back your power as a citizen of the US, Jul!an Assange, is a hero? Do you like being l!ed to? Do you like being driven into poverty, having the quality of your life ruined, your children and future generation
Everyone, including the media, needs to get their heads back where it matters -- This is what YOUR government
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Start here - "Why Aren't We Demanding Restitutio
On Dylan Ratigan, Eliot Spitzer and Larry McDonald explain how banks paying back TARP monies doesn't begin to cover what's been stolen.
About Wikileaks
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"spam"?
Not hardly.
Spam is electronic junk mail or email advertisin
Comments that you don't agree with (or by people you don't particular
About Wikileaks
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If We The People want any possibilit
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Assange could be a serial k!ller -- What would that have to do with these documents? The only relevant personal informatio
Assange's personal life, his history, makes no difference to me because Assange isn't my government
You, me, the nation we all profess to love, our way of life, all are being destroyed by the decisions of elected officials that we put into power and who have been ly!ng to us. They get their power and authority from us.
How can any real American be on any side of this EXCEPT the one where the person giving you back your power as a citizen of the US, Jul!an Assange, is a hero? Do you like being l!ed to? Do you like being driven into poverty, having the quality of your life ruined, your children and future generation
Everyone, including the media, needs to get their heads back where it matters -- This is what YOUR government
About Wikileaks
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"...hippie
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"hippies"?
That says everything about the 'paid-for with taxpayer dollars disinforma
This is the reason you can't "compromis
The fact is that Obama knows this -- He's just banking on his 'most ardent supporters
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Ass@nge's and W!kile@ks'
Had Jud!th Miller (or any of the other journalist
And the Bush administra
If Chen#y, et al, aren't sitting in prison awaiting trials for espionage and treason, why is pfc. BradIey Mann!ng?
If Jul!an Ass@nge is being targeted for esp!onage charges, why isn't Kathar!ne Weym0uth (WaP0's publisher)
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Assange's and W!kileaks'
Had Judith Miller (or any of the other journalist
And the Bush administra
If Cheney, et al, aren't sitting in prison awaiting trials for espionage and treason, why is pfc. Bradley Manning?
If Jul!an Ass@nge is being targeted for esp!onage charges, why isn't Katharine Weymouth (WaPo's publisher)
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JOHN LE CARRÉ: And the second question I would ask him is the really painful one, which I could not have asked if I hadn’t gone on my own journey. Have you ever seen what happens when a grenade goes off in a school? Do you really know what you’re doing when you order shock and awe? Are you prepared to kneel beside a dying soldier and tell him why he went to Iraq, or why he went to any war? I think that if anything has happened to Europe since 1945 that defines it, it is collective
You’ve got to have officers who are experience
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AMY GOODMAN: David, would you go to one of Tony Blair’s events?
JOHN LE CARRÉ: No, I wouldn’t, nor would I buy the book. At the last election in which he stood, I was invited by The Guardian newspaper to interview him. And after much thought, I declined, because I did not see how I could lay a glove on him. And I’ve asked some pretty heavy-hitting journalist s what questions they would have asked, in retrospect , that might have unseated him a little, that might have thrown him. And they said, almost with one voice, there’s nothing you can get passed him, there’s no way of doing it.
I think I would have asked him one question, perhaps, and I’d have asked it repeatedly. I’d have asked him about his faith, because we were told, when journalist s asked about Blair’s faith, the reply was, "We don’t do God here." Well, of course, he does do God, and he reports that his actions have been put before God and confirmed, as if somehow God has signed a chit for him. I think that the question of somebody’s religious faith is absolutely central to what we think of them, if we are members of the electorate . We have to know. If it is, for example, somebody’s conviction , widely held among Christians in the United States, that the second coming of Christ is not possible 'til the Greater Israel is establishe d, we need to know that. That's an important political perception . In Blair’s case, I would have asked him that question, and I’d have pressed him on it. I’d have asked him whether God had ever restrained him. I find it very strange that we elect a politician who then claims to serve a higher deity who guides him: "I did what I believe is right." Well, will you tell us, please, how that relates to the Christian ethic? Do you believe in war first and negotiatio n afterwards ? Exactly how does this work?
AMY GOODMAN: It’s seven years after the invasion of Iraq. You’ve moved from Blair in this country, and in the United States it’s gone from Bush to Obama, who then expanded the war in Afghanistan. What is your assessment of the United States?
JOHN LE CARRÉ: I suffer from the same frustration that every decent American suffers from. That is, that you begin to wonder whether decent liberal instincts, decent humanitari an instincts, can actually penetrate the right-wing voice, get through the steering of American opinion by the mass media. I don’t know what the percentage now is, but I believe it’s still something like 65 or 70 percent of Americans believe that Saddam was involved in the Twin Towers. Am I right in that? Something like that. Well, we haven’t gone as far down that road yet, but we do have pretty horrendous manipulati on of the media by our various press barons, and we have enormous intrusions into our domestic affairs by the Rupert Murdoch empire. I find that very scary—you know, former Australian , now an American, dictating to Brits what they should be thinking. I find that very, very, very unsettling , and I oppose it wherever I can. Therefore, as I say, I share the frustratio n, I think, of very many Americans, that when something is clear common sense, when there’s a great humanitari an need, somehow or another, it’s the conservati ve voice, the orthodox voice, the chauvinist ic or the patriotic voice, that outshouts other people’s decent thinking processes. I thinks it’s crudely put, but it’s a very crude situation, that it’s—the feeling, I think, that many of us have of Obama is that the good things he would really like to do are being frustrated , and now his own Democratic Party is not helping or supporting him and that the corporate and other lobbies are tying his hands. I think that’s the most charitable perception that one can make.
JOHN LE CARRÉ: Now you have to bear in mind also that we are creating what American media are referring to as a deep state in this country. That is, I think I read, indeed, in the Washington Post, that 890,000-odd Americans who are not in government service are cleared for top secret and above. I don’t know to what extent that situation is replicated here, but more and more I have the feeling that the power of the counterter ror market is expanding and creating a wider—an ever-widen ing circle of those who are initiated, indoctrina ted, part of the security structure, whether directly or indirectly , and those who are not. So then it makes it possible, as at the time, for example, of the parliament ary vote on whether we should go to war in Iraq, it makes it possible for a senior MP to take a neophyte aside and say, "If you’d seen the papers that I’ve seen, you would know which lobby to go into when the vote comes up." And this suggestion that there are those in the know and those not in the know, and that those not in the know are second-cla ss citizens, is extremely dangerous to society. And I think we have to address it all the time.
We have no idea. We don’t have a spokesman for these intelligenKEEP READINGce services, either one of them, either one of the three main intelligen ce services. We have inspired leaks. We have people who seem to speak with authority. But when somebody tells us suddenly that we’ve gone on to red alert, and there are tanks outside London Airport, or whatever it is, we don’t know by what process this definition reaches us. It’s very easy inside an intelligen ce service to develop a capsule mentality. You live inside the bubble. The one thing you begin to lose is common sense, a sense of balance. And particular ly when it’s men, all together, men in a room. I always think that was the awful secret of the Bay of Pigs catastroph e. It was actually the guys telling each other who they were, and they were frightfull y clever men, and they’d done amazing things, some of them horrible things, in Vietnam, and they were together, and they were conspiring , and there was nobody there to say, "Boys, just take it down a bit. Just step back. Is this sensible? Do we really believe the Cubans are going to rush down and embrace our troops when they land on the beach?"
A clip of a Democracy Now! interview with John Le Carre about Tony Blair and the war in Iraq:
AMY GOODMAN: Can you talk, David Cornwell, aka John le Carré, about what’s happening with Tony Blair with his new book out, with event after event being canceled, eggs being thrown at him, the anger on the streets?KEEP READING
And as I think I said earlier in the interview, for me, there are very few absolutes about human behavior. But I think a leader who does take his country to war under false pretenses is simply not an acceptable person. I don’t think that we should be weighing the rights and wrongs of that. It seems to me to be quite simply wrong.
JOHN LE CARRÉ: Well, I don’t know what the level of protest was in the United States by the time you went to war in Iraq, but here I think an aggregate of about three million people marched in Britain. The first march in which I took part must have numbered something like a million. And so, the—and I remember we stopped, this huge crowd, which was being really very crudely manhandled by the police at the edges. We stopped. We were all wedged together and looking into Downing Street, where the Prime Minister’s residency is. And nobody seemed to speak, but a kind of feral roar of popular will rose. And I tried to imagine what is must have been like for Blair sitting inside that building and hearing that sound. It was like a huge cry that goes up at a football game or something like that, where you actually—it is no longer verbalized . It’s just this animal seething noise. And I think it will always be remembered of him that he took us to war, as most people perceive, on the strength of lies.
Condoleeza Rice was on The View this morning as co-host, propagandi
This woman should be appearing at the Hague right now, and not as an invited guest on popular television
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If Bush's tax cuts are allowed to expire as they are set to on December 31st, the deficit would be cut in half, instantly.
If the tax cuts are continued for the rich, we would have to borrow $700 billion to pay for it.
If the tax cuts are continued for everyone, we would have to borrow $3 trillion to pay for it.
And if there is a 2-year extension "compromis
Obama is expanding the wars into Yemen.
Where's the money coming from?
Obama and Democratic leadership have already indicated they're on board with Social Security cuts, privatizin
There should be tax HIKES on corporatio
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"...What Mr. Olbermann lacks in originalit
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Bristol Palin wrote that?
I'd pay good money just to see her try to pronounce it.
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How Obama and Democrats have been "having their cake and eating it, too", or in other words, delivering to their real constituen
The latest is Obama's freezing of federal employees' wages. Not only was it a Republican idea and plan (for which he got nothing in return), but look how it guts his and Democrats earlier "accomplis
The same is true for Obama's healthcare legislatio
Then there's the chair of the Senate Intelligen
She was responding to yesterday'
I predicted that Feinstein would also surface on one of the other headline stories this week, and adopt a populist position where the outcome is pre-ordain
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