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I don't see the unreasonableness, nor the attack. :confused: in any case, go ahead and discount whatever you want. the question is why is a defense department 'assistant' touring the world, making offensive diplomatic 'suggestions' in the global press, and outlining US foreign policy...

could you point out where it was "thoroughly debunked"? the blog, and the other sections of the same blog it links to, seem to contain only more unsubstantiated opinion and, naturally, more self-righteous ad hominem drivel. neither the line of the cited BBC article, nor calling the...

http://www.latimes.com/la-oe-scheer20may20,0,4093805.column

like Bush and Cheney? so they say. maybe... if you take out PATRIOT ACT I and II, total information awareness, the new cabinet position, federalized airports, massive homeland dept. and spending increases, global extended-term 'liberation' and arab reconstruction at whim, etc., etc., etc. and...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/programmes/correspondent/3028585.stm

Here's a guy that agrees with you - (excerpt)

agree with a lot -- all else equal, lower taxes are 'better' - but the problem is the 'all else equal' part. even a zero-tax system is useless without the infrastructure and the legal system to allow a market. if Afghanistan delcared zero-tax tomorrow, who would risk their money to build a...

November 2004...

Has human nature changed? fear and greed. everything flows from those. tulip mania, the '29 crash, the dot-bomb insanity, all the minor manias in between - just versions of the same story. and generally - government and banking corruption, politicians lying and backstabbing, propaganda...

winning the hearts and minds of the "liberated": http://www.nytimes.com/2003/05/14/international/worldspecial/14IRAQ.html?ex=1053489600&en=10344ce7fd8c89b2&ei=5062&partner=GOOGLE

sure you can pick up some skills - not master craftsmanship, but all the basics. and it's a really great organization for a worthy cause. I'd recommend it.

the Saudis were probably attacked because they are too free.

although that seems the general consensus, there is some room for doubt -- if you compile the total tax burden in the US: fed, state, county, city, sales, social security, medicare, factor in your exposure to corporate, estate, and gift tax, then add in the effect of the amazing number of hidden...

not exactly. http://www.nps.gov/anti/freedom.htm

civil war hostilities began in early 1861. the Emancipation Proclamation was issued in late 1862.

don't count on it. look at Afghanistan, where interest died out even before the dramatic foxnews promo music ended. in Iraq all the 'cool stuff,' bombs and night-vision goggles, etc. is done - nobody cares about watching kids wasting away in bombed-out hospitals or the misery of slogging...

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another question might be: why is the assistant secretary of defense doing interviews to outline US diplomatic policy and recommend strategy to foreign states?

another update on the absurd state of US education, and argument in favor of home-schooling: