Let’s just hope the lesson learned is powerful enough to never let anything like the current administration’s travesties ever occur again.

Actually it takes two parents to raise
a child. And this has to be the silliest
artical I’ve ever read. Comparing the U.S.
to Hitler’s German or Stalin’s Russia.
That is an ignorant, stupid statement
Stalin had MILLIONS
of people summarily executed as did Hitler,
as far as I know, no one has been executed,
except for over 3000 innocent civilians at
the trade centers on 9/11/01

The Freedom pledge signed by Democrats?
They don’t believe in freedom OR the
Constitution for that matter

The Bush Administration, I believe, is currently getting ready to steal (co-opt) the talking point that Rep. Charles Rangel (D-NY) proposed a year ago and make it their own–i.e., Get the Military Draft Board and the Draft back on line…and Draft a bunch more!
Rumors over here in Arvada and on Air American
radio suggest that the Bushies know that they are running out of military personnel while also at the same time are wanting to invade Iran on behalf of the neocons (A.I.PAC, et al).
They just might try to make this topic “their GOP talking point” for the upcoming 2008 Election.
I also heard another rumor…about Diane Carman. Someone said that she quit The Denver Post. Is that correct? If it is true, then it is sad day much like when you were let go! And Ms. Wolf may truly be on to something.

The End of America:Letter of Warning to
a young patriot

The Beauty Myth

The Shock Doctrine: The rise of Disaster
Capitalism

Misconceptions: Truth, Lies and the
unexpected on the journey to
motherhood,

Promiscuities: A secret history
of Female

What a bunch of feminist trash. It’s
obvious where her beliefs and ideologies
come from. That’s the beauty of
America (she fails to mention) any idiot
can write a book

I appologize for those whose names
I forgotten. These people are the
victims of war crimes.

These people are DEAD the victims
of cowardly attrocities, as opposed
to the “victims” of College initiation
stunts,such as those which occured at
during the isolated incidences at
places like Abu Ghraib. The guilty
parties were punished under the Army
code of justice.

Where’s your outrage over the American
lives lost? Where’s their justice and
do you care?

To use the “it takes a village to raise a child” crap at the end shows what your real motivation is.

Why don’t you write about something useful like how Hillary appeared to be climbing into bed with Chinese fundraisers again in a 1990’s rehash?

Or how Sandy Berger (KNOWN ADMITTED CRIMINAL AGAINST THE U.S. GOVERNMENT) is now being rewarded for his silence by a post in the Clinton team.

Or better yet, say that she also voted for the Patriot Act.

This Bush is Hitler stuff is old and tiresome. He will be gone soon.

“I don’t think we would react to the Abu Ghraib images now the way we did in 2004.”

Can be found in the fact that torture imagery is now being used to sell… women’s shampoo on television, during episodes of the Gilmore Girls.

More posts on this can be found here, here,, and here.

These times are not only interesting, as the saying goes, but utterly surreal.

~nwa

“The personal disparagement of the opposition is an earmark of intellectual bankruptcy”? I just finished reading a column closely identifying George Bush with one of the most evil men in history in Adolph Hitler. I read remarks calling Republicans “goose steppers”, come on you don’t really have the gaul to call Dennis out (maybe you were calling me out on my comments) when these remarks are being said at the same time do you?

This is all about the march to 2008 (as evidenced by the “it takes a village…” tag at the end) and the rhetoric is getting ridiculous.

You can walk down just about any city street
at 3:oo in the morning and be relatively
certain to survive. Perhaps not in NYC,
Detroit or South Central LA but just about
the rest of the country.

Try that in Sao Paulo Brazil or Columbia
or Afganistan or Irag or Syria.

We so take for granted that “Little security”
Franklin referred to.

Put you in THOSE countries and they’d have
you screaming for your momma all the way
to the steps of the Capital in Washington
and it would be all George Bush’s fault.

Your funny. Like most Americans you live in
a dream world.

Stop and think about the words that you choose to use for one minute. Are you really like this or is it an act?

In addition, they have excellent “security” in Myanmar (Burma) and Venezuala…but do we really want that? I for one don’t. This doesn’t mean that I still don’t disagree with Jim’s perspective on Bush and Republicans and the fact that Democrats aren’t culpable for any of the laws or actions taken post 911, or for that matter any number of issues that strikes their fancy. The opinions of which just start there (911 reaction) and swirl out of control into a feeding frenzy of idiocy on a vast array of issues.

What we appear to have here is two radical sides that are not very dis-similar to the Hatfields and McCoys. We have people commenting on this site that are from both sides…The discourse is not rational and is nearly all based on emotion and half truths.

For every one thing the Blame America
first crowd comes up with that goes wrong
in this country,I come up with a hundred
things that work and go right.

The U.S. is an amazing acheivment. Try
India where trains don’t run and toilets
don’t flush.

Or those advanced cultures in Europe for
God sake, what a mess. Rioting and old
world corruption.

You throw the word illegal around fairly
easily. I think we’re a far cry from the
totalitarian, autocratic governments
suggested by lunatics and crackpots.

I don’t have any concern about being
monitored. If it helps save a few
thousand lives during this war against
terror were in, great.

As for the slipery slope- that’s why we
have the First AND Second Amendment
compliments of the founding fathers

Maybe you can answer that for me.
This answer to this varies widely
depending upon who one talks to

Anything?

BAE now sells more to the US Department of Defense (DOD) than the UK MOD.[75] The company has been allowed to buy important defence contractors in the US, however its status as a UK company requires that its US subsidiaries are governed by American executives under Special Security Arrangements. BAE Systems faces less impediments in this sense than its European counterparts, as there is a high degree of integration between the US and UK defence establishments. BAE’s purchase of Lockheed Martin Aerospace Electronic Systems in November 2000 was described by John Hamre, CEO of the Center for Strategic and International Studies and former Deputy Secretary of Defense, as “precedent setting” given the advanced and classified nature of many of that company’s products.[76]

The possibility of a merger between BAE and major North American defence contractors has long been reported; including Boeing, General Dynamics, Lockheed Martin and Raytheon.[44][77][78]

Interesting, by the way, back to topic,
two obvious reasons Naomi Wolf is flat
wrong about our shift to “Totalitarianism”-
1) She’s writing a book about it and
2) She’s still breathing