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...there's no price for going along with it, none whatsoever. I remember a few months back watching as Chris…
- View post I've had trouble with these policies for some time. We need to bribe foreigners to fight for us with the…
- View post YOu sure to, Steven. And you can bet your bottom dollar someone at the Pentagon has the point paper all…
- View post I'm thinking most of the names I'd add to it were more known for composing than playing. Gershwin, for example,…
- View post Arthur, FWIW, Gareth Porter found that piece interesting too. Jeff
- View post Yeah. Scary thought.
- View post And to think that one of our "allies" has invaded the country we're occupying and, from the play it's getting…
- View post Fallon has supposedly said we'll bomb Iran over his dead body, but he's kind of hard to read. Definitely not…
- View post OH, yeah, they expend more effort spinning wars than winning them.
- View post McCain? Conscience?
- View post Worst case, and all too possible. Jeff
- View post Like I said, here I thought only Democratic presidential candidates flip-flopped.
- View post Yeah, Oui, and if the Martians invade Kuwait, he'll ask for a permanent extension of his tax cuts. 😉 Jeff
- View post I certainly agree with you to the extent that CINC should not be a U.S. president's most important job, especially…
- View post Obama isn't on the top of my list. He just hasn't been eliminated yet. Jeff
- View post ...after all the nonsense we've been through and the GOPers are still pandering to the Holy Joes. Jeff
- View post Everybody has a right to transit the Strait by rule of international maritime law.
- View post Yeah, glorious. The mighty US Navy limping out of the Gulf, whipped by a third world coast guard. 😉 Jeff
- View post Like I say in my piece on the incident, this is an example of a tempest in a choke point.
- View post ...http://www.nytimes.com/2006/02/22/international/middleeast/22cnd-iraq.html
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