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7/15 Between the several Rove announcements over the last
few days it is not looking good for the Dems.
Who Exposed Secret Agent Plame?
http://www.nationalreview.com/may/may200507150827.asp -jblack
\_ In contrast, I think things are just heating up, and I wouldn't
say "the Dems" -- I'd say anyone who's anti-Rove-leak is pretty
pissed.
\_ Justin Black, Bush encouraged supporters of the war to hang a flag
this weekend. I have a better idea. Why don't the Americans who
support the war enlist in the armed services today? It's clear
that our military is overstretched and our forces in Iraq are too
few. It seems to me that you people would rather fight the media
than the insurgents.
\_ It's interesting you have linked to an article from
clifford may, one of the guys who's claimed to have known
for the last 50 years that valerie plame was a secret
agent. - danh
\_ well I guess as NR articles go, that wasn't too terrible.
\_ Does you ever wake up in the middle of the night
and realize that Karl Rove and his zombie army are a bunch
of shitheads?
\_ So was Novak just the patsy?
AP poll, July 11-13: 42% of Americans approve of Dubya's job as
President, 56% disapprove. 40% approve of Dubya's handling of
Iraq, 59% disapprove. http://csua.org/u/cqc
\_ You just don't get it. I voted for Bush because I liked his
personal qualities. Unlike Kerry, Bush is straightforward
\_ You just don't get it. I voted for Bush because he is a white
Christian man. Unlike Kerry, Bush is straightforward
and never looks down on anybody. He is not a snob. He is not
French. Most importantly, he is pro-life, religious, and is
tough on terrorists. There's a great sense of connection I
have with Bush that I just can't explain, but as long as it
exists, I trust the President to always do what is right.
In the end, doing right thing is more important than doing
what is popular. Darn it, I think I may have been trolled.
\_ Are you familiar with the concept of a "cult of personality?"
\_ Hi. You don't know what a cult of personality is. -- ilyas
\_ Explain it, then. How is it different than pp's blind
hero worship?
\_ I am not getting into this. Read some things on
existing personality cults, and think about it.
-- ilyas
\_ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cult_of_personality
"Cult of personality or personality cult is a
term for what is perceived to be excessive
adulation of a single living leader."
Again... how was my question to the blind Bush
worshipper above unwarranted?
\_ Listen, mental giant, since you insist, I will
spell it out for you. He doesn't worship Bush.
He likes Bush. Like inner city kids like
Michael Jordan. Neither Bush nor Michael Jordan
are perfect by any means, but to say they enjoy
a cult of personality like Stalin or Mao is
beyond moronic. Excessive adulation of Bush
would be like giant portraits of him hanging
everywhere, shrines in people's living rooms,
etc. Cult of personality is not a relationship
between a single person and a leader, it's
a relationship between a people and a leader.
This 'liking of Bush' that you find so
distasteful is a similar thing to that famous
quote by Nina Burleigh saying she will happily
give Clinton a blowjob just because he kept the
woman's right to choose. Is that cult of
personality too? Give me a fucking break.
-- ilyas
\_ Uhhhh, chill man... you've been trolled?
\_ Who gave Britney Spears a soda account?
\_ jblack, can you EVER point a url that is not of conservative
bias? Can you post anything other than http://chronwatch.com,
http://federalist.com, http://foxnews.com, http://freerepublic.com, http://nationalreview.com,
http://newsmax.com, http://taemag.com, http://tysknews.com, http://worldnetdaily.com, etc?
I'd like to know. And if you don't think these are of
conservative bias, check again: <DEAD>slantcheck.org<DEAD>
\_ For once jblack has posted a nationalreview url without
claiming it's impartial or balanced or nice on liberals.
I think he should be exiled to Disneyland though if he
keeps posting worldnetdaily/newsmax urls though
\_ Which famous conservative authored the following quote:
'I know reporters and I know liberals, like I know every square inch
'I know reporters and I know liberals like every square inch
of my glorious naked body.'? -- ilyas
\_ That's Rush Limbaugh. I LOVE RUSH LIMBAUGH! He's funny.
\_ He's also a druggie. Go druggies!
\_ I consider myself liberal and every minute NOT spent
contemplating Rush Limbaugh's naked body is a quality minute. |
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| www.nationalreview.com/may/may200507150827.asp All Novak reports i s that the wife of former Ambassador Joseph C Wilson is an Agency opera tive on weapons of mass destruction. Novak has said repeatedly that he was not told, and that he did not know, that Plame was or had ever been a NOC, an agent with Non-Official C over. He has emphatically said that had he understood that she was any s ort of secret agent, he would never have named her. As for Novaks use of the word operative, he might as easily have called h er an official, an analyst, or an employee. But, as a longtime newsman, he instinctively chose the sexiest term (one he routinely applies to pol itical figures, too, ie a party operative). Reread Novaks article, and youll also see that Novak in no way denigrates Wilson. On the contrary, he talks of Wilsons heroism in Iraq in 1991. A nd nowhere in his column does he say or even imply that Wilson was u nqualified to conduct the Niger investigation or that Plame was responsi ble for getting him the assignment merely that she suggested sending h im. Even so, it is unclear whether Novaks sources may have committed a crime by talking to Novak about Plame. That would depend on a number of variab les involving what they knew about Plame and how they came to know it. A prosecutor would have the power to compel Novak to testify regarding wh at was said to him and by whom. In Washington, plenty of people are acquainted with CIA operatives who are not working undercover. For examp le, when a CIA analyst wrote a book under the pseudonym Anonymous, it wa s widely known that Anonymous was the Agencys Michael Scheuer. No crime was committed or alleged no classified information had been disclosed, no NOC had been exposed. So if Novak did not reveal that Valerie Plame was a secret agent, who did ? The evidence strongly suggests it was none other than Joe Wilson himse lf. Let me walk you through the steps that lead to this conclusion. an article by David Corn published July 16, 2003, just two days a fter Novaks column appeared. It carried this lead: Did Bush officials bl ow the cover of a US intelligence officer working covertly in a field of vital importance to national security and break the law in order to strike at a Bush administration critic and intimidate others? Since Novak did not report that Plame was working covertly how did Corn k now thats what she had been doing? Corn does not tell his readers and he has responded to a query from me on ly by pointing out that he was asking a question, not making a statement of fact. But in the article, he asserts that Novak outed Plame as an un dercover CIA officer. Rather, it is Corn w ho is, apparently for the first time, outing Plames undercover status. Corn follows that assertion with a quote from Wilson saying, I will not a nswer questions about my wife. Any reporter worth his salt would immedia tely wonder: Did Wilson indeed answer Corns questions about his wife a fter Corn agreed not to quote his answers but to use them only on backgr ound? Read the rest of Corns piece and its difficult to believe anything else. Corn names no other sources for the information he provides and he provides much more information than Novak revealed. Corn also claims that Wilson will not confirm nor deny that his wife work s for the CIA. That would seem to m ean that the Bush administration has screwed one of its own top-secret o peratives in order to punish Wilson On what basis could Corn assume that Plame was not only working covertly but was actually a top-secret operative? And where did Corn get the idea that Plame had been outed in order to punish Wilson? That is not sugges ted by anything in the Novak column which, as I noted, is sympathetic to Wilson and Plame. The likely answer: The allegation that someone in the administration leak ed to Novak as a way to punish Wilson was made by Wilson to Corn. But Corn, rather than quote Wilson, puts the idea forward as his own. Keep in mind that from early on there were two possible but contradictory scenarios: 1) Members of the Bush administration intentionally exposed a covert CIA agent as a way to take revenge against her husband who had written a cri tical op-ed. Corn concludes that Plames career has been destroyed by the Bush administ ration. Wilson says: N aming her this way would have compromised every operation, every relatio nship, every network with which she had been associated in her entire ca reer. Corn has assured us several times that Wilson refused to answer questions about his wife, refused to confirm or deny that she worked for the CIA, refused to acknowledge whether she is a deep-cover CIA employee. But he is willing to say on the record that naming her this way was an act of treachery? If Wilson did tell Corn that his wife was an undercover agent, did he com mit a crime? But the charge that someone committed a crime by naming Plame as a covert agent was also made by Corn, appare ntly for the first time, in this same article. No doubt, the independent prosecutor and the grand jury will sort it out. Criminality aside, if Wilson revealed to Corn that Plame worked as a CIA deep-cover operative tracking parties trying to buy or sell WMDs, surely thats news. And it is consequential: On the basis of Novaks story alone, it is highly unlikely that anyone would have had a clue that Plame presumably unde r a different name and while living in a foreign country had been a NO C At most, her friends in Washington would have been surprised to learn that she didnt work where she said she worked. But once Corn published the fact that Plame had been a top-secret operati ve, and once he quoted Wilson saying what exposing his wife would mean and once Plame posed for Vanity Fair photographers anyone who had eve r known her in a different context and with a different identity would h ave been tipped off. But they would not have been tipped by Novak nor, based on what we know so far, by Karl Rove. Rather, it appears they would have been tipped of f by Joe Wilson who, the publicly available evidence strongly suggests, leaked like a sieve to The Nations David Corn. |
| csua.org/u/cqc -> news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/ap/20050715/ap_on_re_us/ap_poll_method_1 Click Here Results were weighted to represent the population by demographic factors such as age, sex, region, race and income. No more than one time in 20 should chance variations in the sample cause the results to vary by more than 3 percentage points from the answers th at would be obtained if all Americans were polled. There are other sources of potential error in polls, including the wordin g and order of questions. Social Security , do you approve, disapprove or have mixed feelings about the way George W Bush is handling that issue? How much does this concern affect how you live your life? Do you think that a terrorist attack on buses, trains or subways in t he United States can be prevented, or do you think such an attack is ine vitable? The informati on contained in the AP News report may not be published, broadcast, rewr itten or redistributed without the prior written authority of The Associ ated Press. |
| en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cult_of_personality The reputation of a single leader, often characterized as the "liberator" or "savior" of the people, elevates that leader to an almost divine level. The leader's pi cture appears everywhere, as do statues and other monuments to the leade r's greatness and wisdom. The leader's slogans and other quotes cover ma ssive billboards, and books containing the leader's speeches and writing s fill up the bookstores and libraries. The level of flattery can reach heights which may appear absurd to outsiders. Mao Zedong, and all quo tes from Mao appeared highlighted in boldface or in red. Personality cults aim to make the leader and the state seem synonymous, s o it becomes impossible to comprehend the existence of one without the o ther. Both Mao Z edong and Joseph Stalin used their cults of personality to help crush th eir political opponents. The creation of such a vast cult often led to criticism of the regimes of Joseph Stalin and Mao Zedong in particular. During the peak of their re igns both these leaders appeared as god-like omniscient rulers, destined to rule their nation for all eternity. Government orders prescribed the hanging of their portraits in every home and public building, and many artists and poets were instructed to only produce works that glorified t he leader. To justify this level of worship, both Mao and Stalin tried t o present themselves as personally humble and modest, and would often ch aracterize their vast personality cults as nothing more than a spontaneo us show of affection by their people. Josef Stalin is often credited with creating the first modern-day cul t of personality. Cults of personality can collapse very quickly after the ousting or death of the leader. In some ca ses, the leader formerly the subject of a cult of personality becomes vi lified after his death, and often a massive effort at renaming and statu e-removal ensues. Lenin was glorified in the Soviet U nion does not constitute a cult of personality, because it only took pla ce after his death), nor does it refer to honoring symbolic leaders who have no real power. Thailand, in which the king or queen's image is respectfull y displayed in many public places, but convention or law forbid them fro m converting this respect into real political power. Afghanistan lacked many of the trappings of cults of pers onality, and the leaders in these regimes remained almost anonymous. In these cases, the lack of a cult of personality seems partly motivated by the desire to project an image of a faceless but omniscient and omnipre sent state. People's Republic o f China, authorities frown upon the establishment of a cult of personali ty for fear it may upset the balance of power between the leaders within the political elite. |
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| freerepublic.com -> www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/browse Republic Log In | Register News/Activism Latest | Search | Topics | Home | Help News/Activism Threads Threads | Messages Search (by title: enter all relevant words or partial title) Search Austrians Praise Schwarzenegger in US Posted by Ernest_at_the_Beach On 05/13/2004 9:28:13 PM PDT with 1 comment The Las Vegas Sun ^ | May 13, 2004 at 11:56:36 PDT | GEORGE JAHN GRAZ, Austria (AP) - America, nein. Arnie, ja! When Austrians vent about the United States, the key word nowadays is "no" to things American, with only a few exceptions - including praise of Arnold Schwarzenegger. Arnie, that country has a real problem," says Robert Biber, echoing sentiments across Austria roused by images of US soldiers abusing Iraqi prisoners. Outrage as KISS player mouths off on Muslims Posted by veronica On 05/13/2004 9:25:48 PM PDT with 3 comments Sydney Morning Herald ^ | May 14, 2004 KISS bass player Gene Simmons has caused an uproar among Australia's Muslim community by launching an attack on Islamic culture while in Melbourne. The lizard-tongued rock god who is touring Australia with the world's most enduring glam rock band launched an attack on Muslim extremists during an interview on Melbourne's 3AW radio - including comments which were labelled inaccurate. Cold Turkey Posted by Rennes Templar On 05/13/2004 9:23:01 PM PDT In These Times ^ | May 10, 2004 | Kurt Vonnegut Many years ago, I was so innocent I still considered it possible that we could become the humane and reasonable America so many members of my generation used to dream of. We dreamed of such an America during the Great Depression, when there were no jobs. And then we fought and often died for that dream during the Second World War, when there was no peace. But I know now that there is not a chance in hell of Americas becoming humane and reasonable. Because power corrupts us, and absolute power corrupts absolutely. May, 2004 10amET | Fintan Dunne The family firm of beheaded American Nick Berg, was named by a conservative website in a list of 'enemies' of the Iraq occupation. That could explain his arrest by Iraqi police --a detention which fatally delayed his planned return from Iraq and may have led directly to his death. Nick Berg, 26 disappeared into incommunicado detention after his arrest by Iraqi police in March, 2004. He vanished again after his release 13 days later. Science & Space ^ | Thursday, May 13, 2004 Posted: 10:13 PM EDT (0213 GMT) | From Dave Santucci, CNN Firm is competing for the $10 million X Prize Aircraft designer Burt Rutan and his firm Scaled Composites took a giant leap early Thursday toward becoming the first private company to send a person into space. Scaled Composites, funded by Microsoft co-founder and billionaire Paul Allen, set a new civilian altitude record of 40 miles in a craft called SpaceShipOne during a test flight above California's Mojave Desert. Turning Shame Into Outrage Posted by neverdem On 05/13/2004 9:18:08 PM PDT with 1 comment LA Times ^ | May 13, 2004 | Charles Paul Freund Charles Paul Freund is a senior editor at Reason magazine. It's a tough call whether Abu Musab al-Zarqawi the Jordanian militant who is reportedly responsible for the videotaped butchery of Nicholas Berg is more stupid than he is brutal, or whether he is a bigger monster than he is a fool. 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Berg's Father Demands Answers From Bush (Free Republic mentioned) Posted by kristinn On 05/13/2004 9:13:32 PM PDT with 25 comments Duluth News Tribune ^ | Thursday, May 13, 2004 | Nicole Weisensee Egan Posted on Thu, May 13, 2004 Berg's father demands answers from Bush BY NICOLE WEISENSEE EGAN Knight Ridder Newspapers PHILADELPHIA - (KRT) - The day he buried his son, Nick Berg's father angrily lashed out at President Bush - and said he had a question for him: "I would like to ask him if it's true that al-Qaeda offered to trade my son's life for another person," Michael Berg told a small group of reporters early Thursday morning outside his West Chester home. One Last Card to Play Posted by Russian Sage On 05/13/2004 9:10:54 PM PDT Claremont Review of Books ^ | Posted March 18, 2004 | By Peter W Schramm One Last Card to Play A review of Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation: The End of Slavery in America, by Allen C Guelzo. Since 1865, the new york state library has been the proud owner of the original Preliminary Emancipation Proclamation. Media Maelstrom Posted by hope On 05/13/2004 9:06:15 PM PDT with 3 comments News Max ^ | 5-11-04 | John L Perry Media MaelstromJohn L PerryTuesday, May 11, 2004 This presidential election is in peril of being swallowed in a perfect media storm, more terrifying than Edgar Allen Poes A Descent Into the Maelstrom. With the inexorable force of the novelists oerpowering whirlpool that funnels nearly every object in its clutches down, down, down into certain doom, the perfect storm of television is sucking American democracy into oblivion. The way things are headed, television mass communications with print media puppy-trotting alongside its ankles are what will determine the outcome of the 2004 presidential election. Not the candidates. Bush Team to Rework Iraq Funding After Senate Balks Posted by Ernest_at_the_Beach On 05/13/2004 8:59:04 PM PDT with 7 comments Yahoo via AFP ^ | Thu May 13, 4:11 PM ET | Vicki Allen WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Bush administration officials said they would rework a plan for a $25 billion reserve fund for Iraq (news - web sites) operations after Republican and Democratic senators on Thursday deplored it as an effort to get "a blank check" without congressional oversight. STRATFOR: Geopolitical Diary: Friday, May 14, 2004 Posted by Axion On 05/13/2004 8:57:27 PM PDT STRATFOR ^ | May 14, 2004 0305 GMT Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Richard Myers went to Iraq on May 13. Three things are clear from this trip. First, the administration is committed to retaining Rumsfeld, or at least is committed to doing everything it can to salvage him. An open letter-- Berg dies while the Senate preens Posted by hatfieldmccoy On 05/13/2004 8:54:43 PM PDT with 16 comments vanity | 5-13-04 | hatfieldmccoy Senator Hagel, Senator Nelson, It has taken two days for me to have regained my composure to the point I could actually write you. You see, I've seen the unedited video of the Berg (an American) murder. Yes I watched the horrors of 9-11. I saw the Pearl (an American) murder video and the burning and gleeful dismemberment of the four security personnel (Americans). But the Berg video was staring straight into Hell. These things took their time. They used a dull knife and took 30 seconds to saw off this man's head. AM ET LONDON, May 13 (Reuters) - Britain's Daily Telegraph newspaper suspended the weekly column of Barbara Amiel-Black after its parent, Hollinger International, filed a lawsuit accusing her and her husband Conrad Black of looting the company. Martin Newland, the editor of Britain's top-selling broadsheet, "has decided to suspend the column until legal proceedings are completed," the paper said in a statement on Thursday. What Led Nick Berg to Iraq? Posted by dyno35 On 05/13/2004 8:48:10 PM PDT with 20 comments The Philadelphia Daily News ^ | May 13, 2004 | By William Bunch BERG'S JOURNEY SPARKED FBI PROBE AND OTHER STRANGE DETAILS HE WAS not like anyone else his friends from West Chester had ever known - an adventurous dreamer, a driven idealist, part philosopher and part inventor who was bored with college Record 26m divorce win 'a pyrrhic victory' (More Saudi kidnapping) Posted by Lan... |
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