The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Clintonizing Perpetual War 26 December 2011 In the winter of 2002, a close friend, a liberal staffer on capital hill, asked me if I thought the crazy fulminations of the neocons and the tough-guy rantings of an insecure President [1] could result in a war with Iraq? My answer was something like ‘read the Barbara …
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Paul is striking a responsive chord among many unlikely voters. His integrity is unquestioned and seems to over shadow some of his more extreme views. Soldiers’ Choice TIMOTHY EGAN New York Times, 22 December 2011 So this is Christmas, season of peace, time to reflect on the people coming home from a war that most …
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Americans Elect Candidate Ejection Committee Chaired by FBI, CIA, Military Research Chiefs Americans Elect Mischaracterizes Bernie Sanders on Priorities and on Same-Sex Marriage Christine Todd Whitman Goes to Press a 7th Time to Promote Jon Huntsman, Violating Americans Elect Policy All Prior Headlines with Links Below the Line
Found this provocative in its detail. Guest Post – “Trampling The Bill of Rights” Wednesday, December 7, 2011 at 4:19 pm I think we can all agree that this best thing about this site is the collective knowledge and wisdom of its members. As such, last week I commissioned “CaliforniaLawyer” to research and author a …
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What If Government Were More Like an iPod? Dilbert’s Scott Adams on bringing democracy out of the age of wax candles and into the age of touch screens Scott Adams Wall Street Journal, 5 November 2011 If Congress had a 9% approval rating while George Washington was still alive, he would have shoved his wooden …
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Below is a brilliant synopsis of America’s defeat in Iraq. The author Patrick Seale, whom I had the pleasure of meeting last summer, is one of the leading authorities on the Middle East. Seale lays out the costs incurred and the unintended grand-strategic consequences of the US invasion of Iraq, and he reminds of us …
