In "Whodunit?"

I found much of the Loose Change video compelling. What I find most telling though,is the number of voices raised to object to such a theory on the basis of the extant nobility and high moral standards of this administration. There's the big story.

In "Third Warniversary"

"In three years, we've gone from a brutal, murderous dictatorship who had a demonstrated dislike of other people and other countries and a demonstrated weapons program, to a constitutionally governed free Iraq." No offense, and I know good people think this is so, but even if it is true (which is highly debatable) at what cost have we bought a constitution for another country? In three years, America has become more brutal, secretive, high-handed, duplicitous and immoral. The United States has demonstrated its disregard for any other point of view other than the government's specious pronouncements, handy with an un-American label. We have gone from a nation of laws to a nation of secret decrees, imperiling our most basic human rights. Looks to me like the terrorists have at least one this stage of the battle--completely undermining rights and basic assumptions common to an entire nation's political history. I don't recognize my country sometimes, except through the outrage at the lack of traction any of the dozen or so current atrocities should have to pull down this smug, self-satisfied, amoral crumbutts.

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