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Yes, this is why the failure of the MSM to perform it's job of conveying truth to the public free…
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There's an old saying, variously attributed to "gypsies" and others that says; "Some lies are more believable than truth". A…
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A very wise and metaphysically adept woman once used the metaphor of making space in one's "closet" in advance of…
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Thank you for your thoughtful reply and expanded analysis. I too like to adhere to fact, though I recognize that…
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Gen. Odom has a great new piece here.
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I think the strongest, most salient point you illuminate is that anything that provides a framework within which to assess…
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Do you believe this new disclosure renews credibility in the idea that the Michael Ledeen, Robert Lady, Ghorbanifar, and others…
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Definitely a "wingnut's wingnut", this Wallace character. I suspect he might be the alter-ego of either Jonah Goldberg or Brit…
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My internet's been down most of the day today so I guess I'm fortunate to have missed the "hostility" Booman…
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Ny common usage understanding of "marketing" includes "promotion" and ce "sales" as components withing the broader "marketing" rubric. While there…
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The previous comment was meant as a response to your excellent post.
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Yes! Marketing as an end in itself. Eureka! Marketing replaces results on the ground. If the madness of this marketing…
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I'm glad I missed all this drama when it originally occured, except of course I'd be able to remember what…
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One of the principle ways people with a megalomaniacal propensity deal with their own state of denial is to seek…
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I think it's a fair assessment to say that just as this was a pre-emptive war, that it was pre-emptively…
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This link here is to a really thoughtful analysis by former General Odom on the wisdom of departing Iraq. This…
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Again, I understand your point though here I'm notsure I agree completely that the length of time it takes to…
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I used to like to read Ignatius when he lived in France. I found him thoughtful and informed. I figure…
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I understand and agree with your point about bias toward tradition and the positive effect such bias can apply towards…
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I've been saying all along that the idea that the debacle in Iraq is the result of incompetence of the…
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