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They've reportedly destroyed three of Israel's advanced Merkava tanks with wire-guided missiles and powerful mines, crippled an Israeli warship with a surface-to-sea missile, sent up drones on reconnaissance missions, implanted listening devices along the border and set up their ambushes using night-vision goggles
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When it was released in 2002, was interpreted by some as an indictment of George Bush's doctrine of preemption, which allowed the US to detain persons and attack nations on mere suspicions
In anticipation of the film, I bought, and was surprised to find that the titular story was not alone in predicting the foibles of the Bush administration
But come on: you thought that was Bush for a second, there, didn't you? 'I've come to see the essential key to the Yancy character, ' says Sipling near the end of the story
'Suppose his favorite books - instead of being western gun-toting anachronisms - were Greek tragedy? Suppose his favorite piece of music was Bach's Art of the Fugue, not My Old Kentucky Home?' In related news, Bush was seen reading a few weeks ago, and recently spoke of the Iraq war as '.' Maybe we've got a Sipling in the White House, at long last
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In a seeming shot at the Bush administration's priorities and competence, on Thursday's World News with Charles Gibson on ABC, Richard Clarke, the former counter-terrorism chief in the Clinton White House who left and then denounced the Bush White House, asserted the plot against airplanes uncovered in Britain shows al-Qaeda is still going after five years while the U.S
Anchor Charles Gibson asked Clarke about how President Bush blamed âIslamic fascists, â but the leader of the plot âhas links to al-Qaeda
Update: Demonstrating that the UK doesn't have a monopoly on journalists concerned not to trample Islamo-fascist sensitivities, Alison Stewart of MSNBC this afternoon referred to the 'alleged' plot to plant bombs on planes. This is the same MSNBC that yesterday, on Tucker Carlson's show, decided to extend air time to a controlled-demolition nutjob arguing that the Bush administration was behind 9/11
MRC intern Chadd Clark did the transcribing, and took special notice to this crack on immigration: Maher: Half of the Republicans are, you know, pro-business when immigration, illegal immigration is good for business, and half of them are for ethnic cleansing, so it's really tough...[laughter] Bush is in the pro-business side
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Posted on August 19, 2006 by s0metim3s | Category: , | August 18, 2006 I answered that I had pretty much lost the habit of analyzing myself has about Bush's sudden, rather unexpected decision to become an Existentialist
And Jon Stewart's correspondent : "...with [Tony] Snow placing the origins of Existentialism with Sartre and Camus, and Bush arguing the movement's roots were more accurately traceable back to Kierkegaard and Nietzsche." Strong opinions on the matter, anyone? Photoshop contests will write themselves, I guess
The Bush administration has implicitly admitted as much, emphasizing that they want to see a new situation, a change in the status quo in the Middle East
As we approach the fifth official anniversary of the "war on terror", the foiled UK "terror plot" has neatly provided George W Bush, the "leader of the free world", with a chance to remind us of our fight against the "Islamic fascists"
Unwatchable Films
Independent alternative video studio producing short videos, some of which are
viewable on the web.
To view 'Powers of Bush', a video mosaic of George Bush, click
Powers of Bush wins 2nd Place in juried competition, Koo's Gallery, Long Beach, CA, Kristina Newhouse, Juror
Powers of Bush on the Road Jun 01 - Aug 25 Cooler Gallery, White River Junction, VT, Aug 28 - Sep 10 Jon Tomlinson Gallery, 511 W 20th St, New York, NY, Sep 11 - Oct 29 Koo's Gallery, Long Beach, CA (2nd Place Juried Winner!) Oct 01 - Oct 03 Mauxchunk Museum and Cultural Center, Jim Thorpe, PA, Oct 13 - Oct 18 Vermont International Film Festival, Burlington, VT Oct 18 - Nov 20 Space Gallery, Portland, Me (opening Oct 23) Nov 15 Cine Salon, Howe Library, Hanover, NH (part of a talk entitled 'Video All Messed Up' by Matt Bucy) Unwatchable Films strives to create films that no one would sit through
Reason
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Taylor (8/3) The Bush administrations nation-building efforts are a big mistake
Bush is the most protectionist president since Herbert Hoover Bruce Bartlett (6/19) Michigan should become ground zero for Medicaid reform Shikha Dalmia (6/16) The U.S
Nick Gillespie (6/9) Can the party of Ted, Al, and Hillary earn the libertarian vote? Jesse Walker (6/8) Celebrate the good news, don't inflate it David Weigel (6/8) The surprising role of private education Shikha Dalmia (6/7) How to engage the two-party system without embracing either party Jesse Walker (6/6) Israel the unfair target of selective outrage Cathy Young (6/6) A booming city's lessons for a town in decline Shikha Dalmia (6/5) Not Bush
Palmer (5/1) A little contradiction is good for America Jeremy Lott (4/28) Solutions to the gas crisis are searching for a problem Tim Cavanaugh (4/27) Is the planet running out of gas? If it is, what should the Bush administration do about it? Ronald Bailey (4/26) Accused of sedition, a VA nurse beats the rap David Weigel (4/25) Here Come the Blue Staters..
and more! Reason Express (7/25) How to turn low-budget revolutionaries into respectable members of the establishment David Weigel (7/24) President Bush's 'absolutely ridiculous' stem cell veto Ronald Bailey (7/21) Why the current attacks are worse than the siege of 1982
National Review Online
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08/07 6:31 AM IMMIGRATION HEATHER MAC DONALD: Is the Bush administration serious about law enforcement? Orange County has asked that very question
08/07 7:23 AM BIG GOVERNMENT SEAN PAIGE: Heres a real Bush abuse of power the Left loves
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