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Re: The Murdering of History
Not only are many Americans in denial, they openly embrace this lemming-like philosophy. The sooner they plummet over their lemming-cliff, the better! It'll just leave more freedom for people like us, people who truly love our freedom!
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So what? All it prorves is that Bush was trying to protect his cutomers' investment. It was money, not ideology which was the motivating factor. Come up with some primary sources over P. Bush's signature before you presume to label him a fascist. Quote:
sympathetic to the USSR. In any event, neither he nor the others you cite above are fascist individuals or organizations (OBL is more accurately described as a Theocrat). Speaking of OBL the connection is that he was one of thousands of mujahadeen in Afgahnistan who were financed the the US. Quote:
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Power is not a means, it is an end. One does not establish a dictatorship in order to safeguard a revolution; one makes the revolution in order to establish the dictatorship. The object of persecution is persecution. The object of torture is torture. The object of power is power. - George Orwell, 1984 |
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"Blending"? Now what exactly is "blending"?
The two perform all manner of give-and-take under any form of government. Quote:
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to describe the reason for the war in Iraq. WMD development was certainly the reason I supported the war. Had I known what I do now, I might not have favored it. There is no way of knowing what the administration would have favored, unless you can obtain confirming primary source evidence from its members.
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In fascism, money IS the ideology. Money and power.
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in display now than it was pre-9/11, discounting the ones people such as me slapped on their cars. Even if it was, flag display has always been common in times of national crisis, without ill effect, except in the eyes of a few academics of the Ward Churchill persuasion. Quote:
has given rise to an unprecedented dabate in Democracies concerning the human rights of the terrorists themselves. Some influential politicians and officials, such as John McCain, and the US Supreme Court favor extending to them some or all of the rights enjoyed by citizens accused of ordinary civil crime. Others, who I agree with, favor granting them no rights at all unless it is convenient: those who seek to destroy our laws should not necessarily be granted protection under them. Quote:
could properly be described as a "frenzy", and the threat of terrorism is real and not percieved. Saddam did not have WMDs. If he had, he probably would have used them only as a deterrent. The terrorists, on the other hand, WILL CERTAINLY use them if they are ever able to obtain them, and the chances they may attain them are forever increasing, and will never diminish. Replying to your insubstantial comments is becoming tiring. I'll take a look at the rest of them later. I may or may not reply further.
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Gosh, and I have been thinking all this time money was the
ideology of Capitalism. Now you are on the right track again.
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Apparently, you never read OBL's manifesto. In it, he talks only of a Muslim super-state that would control a huge percentage of the world's oil supply. His argument was economic, with religion thrown only to appeal to the ideologues who fancy virgins in heaven over reality on earth. His is another form of fascism; calling him a theocrat is like calling the current U.S. administration a bunch of theocrats. In reality, they use religion only to further their agendas of seizing wealth & power, using the state to assist them. Which, by the way, is the "According to Hoyle" definition of fascism.
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I may as well talk to a brick wall. You're just as dense.
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Anyone who was paying attention ot the primary source evidence would have opposed the war in Iraq from its beginning, which I did. Look no further than James Baker's own think-tank & its espousal of what they thought should be done with Iraq. These neocons were stating what they'd do given the chance as early as 1997, in a very public fashion. Amazingly, you can still find archived articles at Welcome to the Website of the James A. Baker III Institute for Public Policy, Rice University detailing what they'd do. Add that to the findings that continued to come from the U.N. weapon's inspectors in that there were no WMDs & you have an asinine, non-truthful reason for going to war. Of course, I'm sure people like you automatically dismiss ANYTHING coming from the U.N. if it doesn't readily fit into your world-view. I've got news for you----your government was lying to you, and you could have known had you but opened your eyes. At least now you realize that you were lied to. . .admitting your problem is the first step to recovery.
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Those two words "Muslim super-state" are all I need to know, and in my opinion they sufficiently suggest his commitment to theocracy. He has also given as his very reason for being (1) the presence of non-Mulims on the holy soil of Arabia as Islam's core territory, and (2) Israel. (1) has nothing to do with anything except religion, and (2) is at least partly religious in basis.
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Anyone who bases an argument on a word as vague
as "blending" has a few density problems himself. In your formulation it goes something like this: "blending" + lobbying = fascism (but only if the Republicans are in power). Is that what passes for academic rigor these days?
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I would expect nothing less of you but to remain ignorant of the real menace. Bush Inc has perverted what the real goal is, & it ain't framed in a Christian vs. Muslim argument. That goes back to understanding the fascist underpinnings of it all, which you also seem to deny. I can only lead you to water, Mr. Ed, but you're gonna have to drink on your own. If you don't want truth serum, then enjoy living in your delusional haze. Just don't go trying to effect policy on my behalf. . .
How perfect that you would post this crap under the "murdering of history" thread. I hear they're hiring for "historians" down at Minitruth, aka Bush's soon-to-be presidential library. Maybe you can go help revise his reputation, just as your kind have done for Ronnie "Iran-Contra" Reagan. We don't negotiate with terrorists? What a pathetic joke.
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