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70Donald Rumsfeld, a controversial story
Donald Rumsfeld has been talking with the press publicity to promote his new book, Known and Unknown. In a CBS news interview he made, what I would call, controversial statements concerning American foriegn affairs. He questioned the role the United...
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82The Revolving Door Between Monsanto, the FDA, and the EPA: Your Safety in Peril
In order to provide truly ethical checks and balances within our government and the FDA and the EPA, one wouldn't expect there to be any compromising situations, like ex-Monsanto lawyers assigned to government posts, but that is exactly the issue we are faced with.
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88Donald Rumsfeld An American Fascist
Donald Rumsfeld is easily one of the most successful politicians in United States history. He's served the federal government in a wide array of positions for a very large portion of his life. Also a successful businessman, Donald Rumsfeld along...
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63Why Gulf War II?
The "true" reasons for the second attack on Iraq are well-documented and were probably well-known within the Washington D.C. beltway before the war began. This article explores how the people of the United States should have known the war was not about WMD or Al Qaeda.
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70The Last Military Draft
On February 2, 1972, a drawing was held to determine military draft priority numbers for men born in 1953,but in early 1973 it was announced that no further draft orders would be issued. Besides the detailed history lesson of events leading up to the war in Vietnam and the lies that followed, what I took most from this non-judgmental book was the Ghandi-like acceptance of all who were involved in the Vietnam War.
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69Why Do We Fight
From the documentary; why we fight? Dwight D Eisenhower said; I’ve witnessed 4 major wars coming from great nations. Did you know that America has a permanent Military Arms Establishment?Yes there is a Military Arms Establishment, and that...
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65Reflections on the War in Iraq - Part III: Execution [112c]
On December 15, 2011, America's military involvement, which began March 30, 2003, in Iraq officially ended, although there are a few more troops left to move to Kuwait and then bring home. I worked in or near the Pentagon, it depended on the year, during those times, retiring in 2008. This series of hubs presents my reflections on this war. This is Part III.
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65Reflections on the War in Iraq - Part II: What Might Have Been [112b]
On December 15, 2011, America's military involvement, which began March 30, 2003, in Iraq officially ended, although there are a few more troops left to move to Kuwait and then bring home. I worked in or near the Pentagon, it depended on the year, during those times, retiring in 2008. This series of hubs presents my reflections on this war. This is Part II.
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72Reflections on the War in Iraq - Part I: The Build Up [112a]
On December 15, 2011, America's military involvement, which began March 30, 2003, in Iraq officially ended, although there are a few more troops left to move to Kuwait and then bring home. I worked in or near the Pentagon, it depended on the year, during those times, retiring in 2008. This series of hubs presents my reflections on this war.
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66On Gerald Ford
Robert E. Lee never begged Gerald Ford’s presidential pardon, but Richard Nixon certainly did. Anyway, both of them got it, although Nixon got it under the condition that he lie low, in a much different sense than he'd been accustomed to, by not...
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