[political-research] Michael Ledeen Plays the Antisemitism Card Against Ron Paul

[It's really difficult not to notice the core agenda driving Michael Ledeen, is it -- he screams it at the world in a jumble of emotionally excited and confused words. This guy is a militant ethnic nationalist, promoting an ideology whose values, interests and objectives are radically at odds with

[political-research] On the Coprolalia/Tourette Syndome Front

[Notice the toilet imagery here, and check out recent posts on Little Green Footballs and Atlas Shrugs angrily defending Stanislav Shmulevich. Also check out Pamela Geller Oshry, with a stupid grin on her face, giving Cindy Sheehan the finger in a photo she posts with pride. There is a strong

[political-research] Iraq: One in Seven Joins Human Tide Spilling into Neighbouring Countries

[The neocon objective from the outset was to destroy Iraq, not to bring democracy to the Middle East. The neocons despise democracy in the United States and are working to destroy it -- why would they value democracy in the Middle East or anywhere else in the world? They have the mentality of KGB

[political-research] On War Profiteering in the Middle East

[Follow the money; who benefits. Bloodletting in the Middle East is a gold mine for the military-industrial complex -- blood translates to an enormous transfer of wealth from the common wealth to the arms manufacturers and dealers.] Sent to you by Sean McBride via Google Reader: U.S. announces

[political-research] YubNub

[Indispensable tool -- a Web-based Slickrun. The command line lives.] Sent to you by Sean McBride via Google Reader: YubNub via About Web Search on Jul 30, 2007 YubNub is a treasury of user-submitted shortcuts that enable you to search the Web more quickly and efficiently. I use YubNub constantly

[political-research] Was Pat Tillman Murdered? Absolutely Yes, According to A Nam Vet

Sent to you by Sean McBride via Google Reader: Was Pat Tillman Murdered? Absulutely Yes, according to A Nam Vet via OpEdNews - OpEdNews.Com Progressive, Tough Liberal News and Opinion on Jul 30, 2007 Bill Perry knows a lot about shooting people in the head. He did it in Viet Nam, and he knows how

[political-research] Coming of Age in Bush's America!

Sent to you by Sean McBride via Google Reader: Coming of Age in Bush's America! via TvNewsLIES.org by Reggie on Jul 30, 2007 By Reggie, Contributing Editor, TvNewsLIES.org Imagine being on the brink of adolescence in the year 2000, - only minimally aware of the world around you, and really not

[political-research] Kombat Kagan

Sent to you by Sean McBride via Google Reader: Kombat Kagan via ePluribus Media Community on Jul 30, 2007 Fred Kagan wants you to have faith in the Iraq surge strategy. You might expect that he would. Kagan is, after all, the strategy's chief architect. A darling of the neoconservative elite,

[political-research] The Real Washington Post

Sent to you by Sean McBride via Google Reader: Josh Marshall (Talking Points Memo): As Bad as Bush via FAIR Media Views by Josh Marshall (Talking Points Memo) on Jul 30, 2007 The blogger finds a rare opportunit[y] for mirth in watching Fred Hiatt, czar of the Washington Post editorial page, try

Re: [political-research] The NYT's New Pro-War Propaganda

Sean McBride [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: [The New York Times is an Israeli/neocon op, trying to pass itself off as a liberal institution -- the algorithm couldn't be more simple.] Elsewhere, Sean McBride [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: In fact, I never assert as fact that which isn't backed up by

Re: [political-research] The NYT's New Pro-War Propaganda

I can think of six major items of proof off the top of my head: 1. A.M. Rosenthal 2. David Brooks 3. Judith Miller 4. Michael Gordon 5. Thomas Friedman 6. William Safire The New York Times has prominently promoted the neoconservative agenda for decades now, including most recently the Iraq War,

Re: [political-research] The NYT's New Pro-War Propaganda

To understand just deep the anger against the New York Times runs in American politics these days, follow the reaction in the blogosphere to the O'Hanlon and Pollack article on Iraq: Google Blog Search [New York Times Pollack]

[political-research] The Sounds of Silence -- How Sweet It Would Be

Sent to you by Sean McBride via Google Reader: The Sounds of Silence -- How Sweet It Would Be via Antiwar.com Blog by Justin Raimondo on Jul 30, 2007 Kenneth Pollack and Michael O'Hanlon, two top Democratic party foreign policy mavens, were instrumental in bringing around the Democrats in the

[political-research] Max Blumenthal

Sent to you by Sean McBride via Google Reader: Max Blumenthal via Antiwar.com Blog by Scott Horton on Jul 30, 2007 Download audio file (07_07_30_blumenthal.mp3) Max Blumenthal discusses the theology and politics of John Hagee's Christians United for Israel as he documented for the Huffington

Re: [political-research] The NYT's New Pro-War Propaganda

Still waiting for the irrefutable proof that The New York Times is an Israeli/neocon op. I'm not sure how listing names amounts to irrefutable proof that a major newspaper is an operation of a foreign government. Sean McBride [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I can

Re: [political-research] The NYT's New Pro-War Propaganda

Op doesn't mean a formal Israeli operation. What it means is that the New York Times is obsessively preoccupied with the problems and interests of Israel compared to those of other foreign governments around the world. This obsession explains why it went along with neocon schemes for an Iraq