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TImm: my 2 pennies...
The NY Times would be considered more liberal but it is a great paper. There is no paper in this country that does a better job reporting foreign affairs. If you dont read it, your missing out. The NY Times Science section is very good also. I cant think of a paper that has better writers. The Wall Street Journal is also excellent... what happens down the road remains to be seen. I also think the guy on FOX on Sunday morning does an excellent job interviewing. He is very well read and if a question yields an answer he did not expect, he is immediately on it with unscripted questions that are very good. He is excellent at catching contradictions. The guy is very good at this. Fox craters with the O'Reilly and that other entertainer. And will someone please kick Lou Dobbs in the groin. CNN is just horrid. Charlie Rose on PBS is very good for late night stuff as long as he does not have one of his artsy/fartsy friends on. I also enjoy George Will. One of the few conservatives commentators that actually understands science. |
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Are you stating that all Islamic people are radical Jihadist forces? You might be surprised to find that the majority of the people of that faith are not, anymore than all Christians are Crusaders. So...your solution to this debacle besides "never ending war"? |
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Honestly, I didn't "beg the question", I asked one. The attacks in London and Scotland were thwarted by luck, and investigated by security agencies (police intelligence), not military. So, as regards the USA, and given the fact that one fourth of the leadership positions at Homeland Security remain unfilled, ummm.., ugh, Sorry, Timm. Good intelligence provides more security than all the brave military service, (and I commend their efforts). Remember, wars are fought with countries. "Terrorists" know no boundaries. This isn't the mission of the military, but rather, the covert (intelligence) departments. |
Terrorists know no boundaries, but this country still isn't ready for what is coming as far as attacks! They're too inconvenienced to pay attention to things that might interrupt their daily lives. And the Dems will fund for more intelligence...I don't think so!
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We agree!...at least on most of what you said. I really don't know that the Dems won't fund more intelligence, so I'm not going to assume (cause whenever I do, it makes an ass of you and me). As far as people paying attention, well, I'm thinkin' that many do. The rest might be just struggling to keep their heads above water (survive). Timm, do you remember what Regan said? The quote about, "is your life better now than it was four years ago"? So, back to an honest question: How does the US find a way to disengage from Iraq? btw...many prominent Repub Senators are aasking that question. |
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It's not widely reported as to what this factors into the current situation. It pains me that their security is being bought with American blood. Both parties have been whores. Unfortunately, diplomacy is the only way out of this, and the ones in power aren't moving in that direction. Without dialogue, nothing will be accomplished. It will be Israel calling the shots from behind the screen, US soldiers (3601 so far) coming home in boxes, and people so preoccupied with living day-to-day that no notice is taken of the real story, nor the real tragedy. This mess will end some day, though I agree that it won't be "cleanly accomplished". |
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