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Friday, February 8, 2013

Noam Chomsky - Extremist

Noam Chomsky - Extremist: "ho are these rulers? They are investment bankers, boards of directors, government office holders. The center of world power is in America, but it is not by any means exclusively American. It is an international elite.

Investment bankers? International elite? It is easy to imagine right-wing militia members using the same expressions. Furthermore, while Chomsky condemns the Islamic fundamentalism of pro-America Saudi Arabia, he has no problem with fanaticism that is anti-American:"

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Noam Chomsky - Extremist

Noam Chomsky - Extremist: " Chomsky ignored Faurisson's racism because he feels that nationalism, especially Jewish nationalism and Zionism, are themselves examples of racism. In the case of Cambodia, Chomsky felt he had to show that the massacres were less serious than the crimes committed by the United States, the most powerful country in the world and the one that Chomsky considers the most destructive."

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Noam Chomsky - Extremist

Noam Chomsky - Extremist: "The United States is not guiltless, but the sin is one of omission. The United States committed a sin of omission during World War II as well, by not publicizing the Holocaust or bombing the death camps. Nevertheless, it is Hitler who killed the Jews, not the United States; it is Indonesia that committed murder in East Timor, not the United States. Indonesia, a dictatorship and an Islamic country, is not America."

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Rand Paul Calls for Containment, Common Sense in U.S. Foreign Policy

Rand Paul Calls for Containment, Common Sense in U.S. Foreign Policy: "orays into the conflicts of the Middle East, Senator Paul does not advocate a total withdrawal from the region.

“Leaving the Middle East [militarily] does not mean we stop being involved,” Paul explained. Instead, Paul pushes for containment of our enemies in the area.

As proposed by Senator Paul, containment is a rational, restrained policy that recognizes that “war should never be the only option” in dealing with an antagonistic nation and rejects the use of preemptive military strikes based on “something a country might do.”

Publishers Response:

How to say nothing, and not taking a stand, while gaining political ground. I believe is truly a master of this technique!

Stephen C. Sanders


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Rand Paul Calls for Containment, Common Sense in U.S. Foreign Policy

Rand Paul Calls for Containment, Common Sense in U.S. Foreign Policy: "orays into the conflicts of the Middle East, Senator Paul does not advocate a total withdrawal from the region.

“Leaving the Middle East [militarily] does not mean we stop being involved,” Paul explained. Instead, Paul pushes for containment of our enemies in the area.

As proposed by Senator Paul, containment is a rational, restrained policy that recognizes that “war should never be the only option” in dealing with an antagonistic nation and rejects the use of preemptive military strikes based on “something a country might do.”

Publishers Response:

How to say nothing, and not taking a stand, while gaining political ground. I believe is truly a master of this technique!

Stephen C. Sanders


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Friday, February 1, 2013

Unsung heroes of this world, in the winter of it's decline | Lean Startup Guide

Unsung heroes of this world, in the winter of it's decline | Lean Startup Guide: "Mixed and inter­twined amongst the com­mon fruit of the earth,

The ones with greater visions of world with­out lament,

Watch their dreams grow old and begin to ferment.

Is this the true grand plan engi­neered by our Maker?

A world that is con­trolled and manip­u­lated by the great­est faker."

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Today is a Day Nothing Like The World Has Ever Seen Before. | Lamed Vav- 36 People Save The World

Today is a Day Nothing Like The World Has Ever Seen Before. | Lamed Vav- 36 People Save The World: "That perhaps only a handful of people could even hope to understand.

Call it a fable, myth, or legend, if you prefer,

Yet the steadfast true believers, who quietly exist,

Understand that the concept has it’s roots,

In esoteric and poorly understood Hebraic sources,"

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