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The Cost Of War robs the world of its ability to pay the price of civilization. Learning to live WITH this planet is a much more noble cause than depopulating the planet of human life.

Posted by bosskitty November 11th, 2008 | Tags: consequences, History, homeless veterans, military industrial complex, Politics, profiteers, Propaganda, Treaty of Versailles, VA, veterans, Veterans Day, War, War Cost, weapons manufacturers | Category: History, Politics, Propaganda, Treaty of Versailles, VA, Veterans Day, War, War Cost, consequences, homeless veterans, military industrial complex, profiteers, veterans, weapons manufacturers | Leave a comment

Eight years of distortion and extortion have changed the world. The lessons have been tragic and harsh. The final acts of President Bush will determine how hard it will be for the world to recover from all the bad parts of this fairy tale.

Posted by bosskitty June 8th, 2008 | Tags: Accountability, American President, appropriation, Bush, changing planet, Chris Hedges, Clash of Civilizations, Congress, consequences, disinformation, DOD, Environment, extortion, Foreign Policy, funding, Future Shock, George Bush, global community, Global Economy, global policies, History, Hypocracy, Mismanagement, pay cuts, Politics, responsibility, Tax Dollars, troops, troops | Tagged: Bush, War | Category: Accountability, Bush, Chris Hedges, Clash of Civilizations, Congress, DOD, Democrat, Earth, Election, Environment, Foreign Policy, Future Shock, George Bush, Global Economy, History, Hypocracy, Mismanagement, National, Politics, Republican, Tax Dollars, War, appropriation, changing planet, climate crisis, consequences, disinformation, extortion, funding, global community, global policies, pay cuts, responsibility, revisionism, troops, troops | Tagged: Bush | Comments (2)

 
 
NY Times Holds Stories Because They’re Afraid of Conservatives
Now the New York Times has gotten itself in the same old pickle they always do — they are going to be criticized by Republicans when in fact they were trying to be extra fair to Republicans. What they don’t get is that the [...]

Posted by bosskitty February 24th, 2008 | Category: Christianity, Free Speech, History, Holy War, Hypocracy, Islam, Jews, Media, Nazi, Propaganda, Religion, Totalitarianism, Truth, arrogance, atheism, bloggers, censorship, civil liberties, disinformation, marketing, reason | Leave a comment

Prime examples of the US setting up and backing corrupt dictators to serve our agenda, is the Shah, Saddam, Ayub Khan, Yahya Khan, Musharraf, Suharto, and Osama Bin Laden, not to mention many South American countries. We gave them the same weapons and technology that are killing our soldiers today. The practice of [...]

Posted by bosskitty January 11th, 2008 | Category: Argentina, Bush, Chile, Corruption, History, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Musharraf, Pakistan, Politics, Propaganda, Sudan, Ugly American, War, dictators, global community, terrorists | Comments (10)

POINT OF VIEW

“The [NIE estimate] doesn’t do anything to change my opinion about the danger Iran poses to the world — quite the contrary.”
– President Bush

“This was a final shot to those who … spread a sense of threat and concern in the world through lies of nuclear [...]

Posted by bosskitty December 8th, 2007 | Category: Ahmadinejad, Argentina, Bush, Chile, Corruption, History, Iran, Iraq, NIE, Pakistan, Politics, Propaganda, Sudan, Ugly American, War, dictators, global community, terrorists | Comments (8)

Truth Belongs To Everyone - WWII Archives Open
Posted by bosskitty on November 28, 2007
 
Vast Nazi archive opens to public
AMSTERDAM, Netherlands - After more than 60 years, Nazi documents stored in a vast warehouse in Germany were unsealed Wednesday, opening a rich resource for Holocaust historians and for survivors to delve into their own tormented past.
The [...]

Posted by bosskitty November 28th, 2007 | Category: History, Holocaust, Nazi, Red Cross, Truth, WWII, archives | Comments (5)

Why does the US think that disrespecting Turkey’s historical image related to the Ottoman/Armenian era, then ordering it to lay off the Kurds, is acceptable? Turkey’s military chief has said US-Turkish ties will never be the same again if US lawmakers brand the Ottoman Empire’s massacre of Armenians a genocide
How does that help [...]

Posted by bosskitty October 14th, 2007 | Category: Bill of Rights, Casualties, Censored, China, Christianity, Collateral, Corruption, Cowboys and Indians, Deception, Democracy In Action, Dillusion, Foreign Policy, Geneva Convention, Germany, God, History, Holy War, Human Rights, Hypocracy, Ignorance, Judeo-Christian, Kurds, Orwellian, Politics, Propaganda, Racism, Statistics, Sudan, The Divider, Theocracy, Turkey, Turkish Prime Minister, United States, War Crimes, World Order, bigotry, civil liberties, civil rights, cover up, crusader, disinformation, displaced persons, empire, genocide, lies, mind control, prejudice, profiteers, resonsibility, slavery, torture | Comments (3)

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Posted by bosskitty September 29th, 2007 | Category: Accountability, Afghanistan, Amnesty International, Armageddon, Arms Trade, Black Ops, Bush, Censored, Collateral, Corporate Corruption, Crooks, DOD, Darfur, Education, Geneva Convention, History, Hypocracy, Ignorance, Patriot Act, Pentagon Corruption, Private Armies, Propaganda, Secret, Statistics, Tax Dollars, The Liar, Truth, War Crimes, arrogance, battlefield, budget, catastrophe, civil liberties, disinformation, economics, genocide, illegal arms, profiteers, torture | Comments (8)

Most Seem to Favor Low-Key Approach Over Confrontational One
By Anton Troianovski Special to The Washington Post Saturday, August 11, 2007

… with a small gay rights movement taking shape amid a more frank pop culture, gays are struggling with altogether different questions. Should they openly confront what many [...]

Posted by bosskitty August 11th, 2007 | Category: Earth, Excuses, Fear, GLBT, GLTB, God, History, Hypocracy, LGBT, Religion, civil liberties, equality, gay, homophobia, homosexuality, human, injustice, resonsibility, sexuality, trans-sexuality | Comments (1)