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[My View From Las Vegas] War Against War: Having realized that, under the terms of his own doctrine, there could be no meaningful peace process so long as the Palestinians were living under the tyrannical, kleptocratic, and murderous regime led by Arafat, Bush now made American support of a Palestinian state contingent upon the emergence of new leaders who would devote themselves to building "entirely new political and economic institutions based on democracy, market economics, and action against terrorism." In the meantime, Israel was justified in defending itself by military and other means, including through the security fence beginning to be built by Prime Minister Ariel Sharon.
[Such Little Things] A Voter's Yes/No Guide To Bush vs. Kerry: Kerry's campaign promises could still hit taxpayers with a $226 billion blow, on top of the 29 percent spending run-up under George W. Bush's term.Based on Kerry's promise to "pay for" every program he has proposed, U.S. taxpayers would each face an average additional $2,206 in higher taxes during Kerry's first year in office, and a cumulative increased tax burden of $6,066 over his first term."By exempting a series of major discretionary categories, Kerry's so-called 'strong' spending caps are actually so porous as to be no more effective than the restraints George W.
[onefreekorea] Nuke Test?: IMG Chief, as we called her, was a person of high rank, and I was one of thousands of lowly... like that one.
[Peacepalestine.blogspot.com] peacepalestine: Killing your friends - implications of the ...: Many blogs and sites have picked up the major elements of this terrible story, the accusations launched by Pier Scolari, Giuliana's partner, and one who had mobilised the entire country to march in favour of her liberation. He had spoken his mind and had shown the photos of Iraqi children seriously injured by American unconventional weapons, cluster bombs which cut through metal as if it were a warm knife going through butter.
[Gseis.ucla.edu] Blog Left: Critical Interventions Warblog (war blog, Iraq ...: Shortly after the release of Bush’s speech, Kerry told reporters that Bush had failed to present a true picture of Iraq to the United Nations and “does not have the credibility to lead the world.'' In his first press conference since over a month, Kerry insisted that Bush “really has no credibility at this point… He has no credibility with foreign leaders who hear him come before them and talk as if everything is going well, and they see that we can't even protect the people on the ground [in Iraq] for the election.'' Keeping up his theme that Bush lived in a fantasy world of ideology, Kerry insisted that the “president needs to live in the world of reality.'' Hammering Bush for failing to persuade world leaders to help out in Iraq, Kerry concluded: “After lecturing them, instead of leading them to understand how we are all together with a stake in the outcome of Iraq, I believe the president missed an opportunity of enormous importance for our nation and for the world… He does not have the credibility to lead the world. And he did not and will not offer the leadership in order to do what we need to do to protect our troops, to be successful, and win the war on terror in an effective way.''
[Preemptivekarma.com] Preemptive Karma: A researcher retained secretly by the chairman of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, to monitor the "Now" program with Bill Moyers for political objectivity last year, worked for 20 years at a journalism center founded by the American Conservative Union and a conservative columnist, an official at the journalism center said on Monday.
[Watch.windsofchange.net] Watch - Covering the War on Terror: (See also: "What Insurgency?" (Niles Lathem, New York Post, 2005/06/01): "An analysis of 107 bombers whose names and backgrounds Zarqawi's group published revealed that 45 of the dead extremists, or 42 percent, came from Saudi Arabia, said Rita Katz, SITE director. Many other bombers were Syrian, Kuwaiti, Palestinian, Afghani, Libyan and even French, while only 10 of the attackers, or 9 percent, were Iraqi-born.")
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