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[Allan Schwartz, Ph.D. Weblog] Fear, Hatred and Prejudice, When Someone Different Moves In ...: In a time of terrorism and war we need to avoid mass psychosis and national scape goating. Your comments, reactions and experiences with these types of things are welcome and encouraged.

[Untitled] The Responsible Libertarian: Securing the Blessings of Liberty ...: Congress has completely abdicated its responsibilities in this regard, and we need no further proof than the 2006 election, which was supposedly a referendum on the War in Iraq and which led to the election of a Democratic Majority in Congress resulted in no material changes to the manner and conduct of the war, much less the continuation of the war itself.  The two parties are irretrievably addicted to the warfare state, even as the people are skeptical of it.

[(((Billy))) The Atheist] It’s All Happened Again, and Again, and Again, and Again, and Again.: I support our troops.  I do not support the idiocy, blind ambition, wishful thinking and faith-based politics which created the quagmires of Iraq and Afghanistan.  I do not support the politicians who mouth platitudes about ’supporting our brave men and women’ while cutting VA spending, forcing doctors to misdiagnose mental disabilities, denying body armour and adequately armoured vehicles. 

[Peace Like A River] Cables, dispatches and memoranda: The Global Hawk is an unmanned aerial vehicle that is used for intelligence, reconnaissance and surveillance in support of Operations Iraqi and Enduring Freedom over Iraq, Afghanistan, and the Horn of Africa. (photo by Tech Sgt.

[Palashbiswaskl's Weblog] Why FREEsenSEX Shoots Up Amidst National Calamity? Our Superslave ...: There are other issues of concern, such as the United States’ relationship with Pakistan, its policy of not supporting India’s candidacy for permanent membership on the UN Security Council, its policies toward Iraq and Iran, as well as pressures on India for supporting the United States’ moves against Iran, and the like, which have the potential to cause the two countries to drift in different directions. Indeed, U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice’s request for $6.2 billion, in her testimony before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on State Department’s foreign operations budget, to strengthen America’s GWOT coalition partners such as Pakistan, Indonesia, Kenya, and Jordan, standing shoulder-to-shoulder with the United States in the fight against terrorism, is worrisome for India””especially as the highest amount proposed in this grant, $739 million, has been allocated for Pakistan, far greater than the $560 million requested for Colombia, the $154 million for Indonesia, the $457 million for Jordan, and the $335 million for Kenya.[15] Keeping in view the past experience of such U.S. aid, and Pakistan’s tendency of supporting cross-border terrorism, India’s apprehensions are natural, and that despite the positive moves, the United States’ policy of patronizing Pakistan is intact, giving Pakistan the latitude to continue its policy of creating problems for India””and this has the potential to damage the relationship between India and the United States.

[Untitled] The Juggernaut: Obama and 'the Elecular' - by Tom Engelhardt: Yet, when I look at these last two bizarre years of "campaigning," nobody can convince me that we were, in any but the vaguest sense, the deciders in this election, or that, underneath what was indeed human and thrilling, there wasn't something deeper, larger, colder, quite monstrous, and still growing.

[Untitled] PTSD Linked to Heart Attack Can Raise Death Risk - Post Traumatic ...: on the Nature and Treatment of Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) (The Wise Counsel Podcast - Hosted by David Van Nuys, Ph.D.)">An Interview with Edna Foa, Ph.D. on the Nature and Treatment of Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)

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