--
This may be true, but when it comes to the religious right, (by way of
example), Jerry Falwell believes that he has a pipeline to "God" and
that God has sanctioned the war in Iraq as being just. Multiply such
thinking by millions, and we have the current situation!


- In [email protected], "authfriend" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Progressive blogger Glenn Greenwald has a post
> on Salon.com suggesting that a pervasive,
> profound, and highly positive change is taking
> place in the political atmosphere.
> 
> Greenwald quotes from a comment left by one
> of his readers yesterday on Greenwald's previous
> post concerning Bill Moyers' recent documentary
> on the media in the runup to the Iraq war:
> 
> "I have to say that a remarkably intimate, yet expansive, community 
> of thought seems to be forming across television, film, and the 
> Internet. There's a rather quiet, yet intense, movement of thought 
> and expression building. It focuses not so much on any particular 
> ideology ("right" or "left"), but on a common, critical-mass thirst 
> to dispel the deception, irrationality, and utter hubris that has 
> been corroding our proud country for what seems like an eternity. 
> 
> "An undeniable intellectual and social confluence is rapidly gaining 
> momentum and solidarity. This solidarity is amazingly organic, not 
> hierarchical -- its only guide is the sixth sense of skepticism, 
> outrage, and, yes, reason. It transcends party. It is oceanic, 
> atmospheric. An intellectual, moral, societal, and psychological 
> gestalt as ancient as humanity itself, kept underfoot by a long 
> winter, but indelibly germinating once again with the thaw. 
> 
> "It is literally everywhere now. The voices of blindness and rage 
> cannot shake me anymore. I haven't felt such hope in a very long 
> time."
> 
> Gotta hope he's right. The language struck me,
> because it isn't about specific events but rather
> something that sounds suspiciously like what one
> might call increased coherence in mass consciousness.
> 
> Read the whole post:
> http://tinyurl.com/3dc5ya
>


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