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Tag Archives: war
The world needs more Canada
In Canada they greet their war dead like this: In the United States we greet our war dead like this: Why can we not be more like Canada? On a side note wheres a low life hero with a gun … Continue reading
staying current
I saw two fantastic pods on current and thought I’d throw them on my blog, maybe someone will come along and learn something. Discrimination and torture are wrong no matter the circumstances.
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McCain wants an apology
According to a report I just viewed on CNN, presidential candiate John McCain excepts those who were against the surge to “admit they were wrong” and to furthermore admit that the surge was a success. Well Mr. McCain if I … Continue reading
Sacrificing freedom for safety
“The civil libertarians among us would rather defend the constitution than protect our nation’s security.” That wouldn’t be terribly alarming if it came from the likes of Bill O’Reilly, Sean Hannity or others of that ilk like Rush Limbaugh but … Continue reading
Half a million per minute in Iraq
Amount the war in Iraq costs per minute, according to a new analysis by Nobel Prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz and Harvard’s Linda Bilmes, put out by the American Friends Service Committee. The study finds that this $720 million a day … Continue reading
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olbermann’s special comment: the president of hypocrisy
So the President, behaving a little bit more than usual, like we would all interrupt him while he was watching his favorite cartoons on the DVR, stepped before the press conference microphone and after side-stepping most of the substantive issues … Continue reading