28 September 2007
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Related material:
What If? An Alternative History of the War since 9/11:
“The essence of this speech is very simple.
Six years after the attack of 9/11/2001 we are having the wrong debate about the wrong report.
The heart of our problem is in attitude. Wars require bold efforts and undertaking real risks. We must recognize the requirements for change and we must adopt a spirit that it is better to make mistakes of commission and then fix them than it is to avoid achievement by avoiding failure.
Six years after the attack of 9/11/2001, the difference between the debate we ought to be having and the debate we are having is staggering.”
http://www.newt.org/backpage.asp?art=4815
PARTY CRASHER
WHY THE 2008 PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES ARE FAILING BOTH PARTIES - AND THE VOTERS:
“The decision of the leading Republican candidates for president to skip the debate being organized by African-American talk show host Tavis Smiley this week is shortsighted, not just for the party but for the country.
Contrary to what candidates in either party may think, the political dividing line in America doesn’t run between the GOP and minorities. For most Americans, it’s not even found between Republicans and Democrats, or the red-versus-blue-state invention of the media.
The real division is between hardworking, tax-paying Americans - of both parties and all races - and an entrenched, permanent governing system in Washington and state capitals designed to serve its own needs and not the needs of the American people.”
http://www.nypost.com/seven/09232007/postopinion/opedcolumnists/party_crasher.htm
Respectfully,
Boaz ItsHaky
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