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National Public Radio and The New York Times on Americans vs. Afghans |
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The New York Times yesterday conveyed important and exciting evidence of American progress in Afghanistan which I believe we can and should all find inspiring; it concerns the reasons the protests in Afghanistan over the slaughter of 16 villagers by a U.S. soldier were not as intense as feared: Many observers say, the Americans have had a lot of practice at apologizing for carnage, accidental and otherwise, and have gotten better at doing it quickly and convincingly. I don’t mind admitting that I beamed with nationalistic pride when I learned of our country’s impressive evolution: our nation’s government is so practiced in “apologizing for carnage” that it’s becoming a perfected art. http://www.salon.com/2012/03/16/npr_and_nyt_on_americans_v_afghans/singleton/ |
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There’s nothing quite like attending an event where you are surrounded by likeminded people who share your goals, vision, hopes, and dreams. Representatives of the American Freedom Party had
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At some point, absorbing more information about the unsustainability of modern society yields diminishing returns. It becomes emotionally draining and thus counterproductive. Part of this exhaustio
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The Constitution of the United States is an undeniably powerful document. So powerful in fact, that it took establishment elitists with aspirations of globalized governance over a century to
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A professionally produced, short and concise campaign video. Support the Miller for President campaign and American Third Positon! READ MORE |
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Texas Congressman and Obstetrician Ron Paul “dominated” the Louisiana presidential caucuses April 28, according to the New Orleans Times-Picayune. Paul supporters also out-organized the
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