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- dave 4-26-2006 7:29 am [link] [add a comment]

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- dave 4-26-2006 7:17 am [link] [add a comment]

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- dave 4-26-2006 7:14 am [link] [add a comment]

the shangri las - give him a great big kiss


- dave 4-26-2006 6:53 am [link] [add a comment]

lets get this party ended


- dave 4-22-2006 6:42 pm [link] [add a comment]

in a rational world, scott ritter would be receiving medals instead of signing books at middle schools and doing interviews in alt-weeklies. the only thing hes said of late that was acknowledged by the corporate mediasphere was his criticism of the anti-war movement. im sure cindy sheehans tactics are of much more concern than the us global hegemon.

That’s why when I speak of Iran, I say be careful of falling into the trap of nonproliferation, disarmament, weapons of mass destruction; this is a smokescreen. The Bush administration does not have policy of disarmament vis-à-vis Iran. They do have a policy of regime change. If we had a policy of disarmament, we would have engaged in unilateral or bilateral discussions with the Iranians a long time ago. But we put that off the table because we have no desire to resolve the situation we use to facilitate the military intervention necessary to achieve regime change. It’s the exact replay of the game plan used for Iraq, where we didn’t care what Saddam did, what he said, what the weapons inspectors found. We created the perception of a noncompliant Iraq, and we stuck with that perception, selling that perception until we achieved our ultimate objective, which was invasion that got rid of Saddam. With Iran, we are creating the perception of a noncompliant Iran, a threatening Iran. It doesn’t matter what the facts are. Now that we have successfully created that perception, the Bush administration will move forward aggressively until it achieves its ultimate objective, which is regime change.

- dave 4-20-2006 3:24 pm [link] [add a comment]






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