Comments on: Addressing America’s “Deeper Malignancies”

By: John Hatch

John Hatch — Mon, 16 Jun 2008 00:23:40 +0000

In the Bush bizarro world, reality seems not to count. They’ll say and do anything, never admit a mistake, and certainly not learn anything. I often find myself thinking ‘Are they crazy, or am I?’

I’m pretty sure it’s them.

By: synicab12

synicab12 — Sun, 15 Jun 2008 21:45:51 +0000

Condoleezza Rice is implimenting the policies prescribed by the
council on the foreign relations.
Foreign Affairs Magazine is published by the council on foreign relations.!!!??

So I am baffled that Mr. Uhler is
scolding Foreign Affairs Magazine for publishing Rice’s article.

By: bozhidar balkas

bozhidar balkas — Sun, 15 Jun 2008 14:31:11 +0000

criticism of bush adminstration is valid. however, it wd have been better to compare what US does now w. what it had been doing for 2 cent’s.
i think we’l discover that present US gov’t is not saying or doing all that much diff’ly from what it had been doing /saying in the past.
EG, truman had nuked an underclass (in US’ eyes) of civs. other prezs have subdued by warfare/lies/deceit indigenous pop of redlands.
so, picking on bush only can exacerbate the sit’n for many targeted people of the world.
US, to me, is an evil/benovelent empire like any other. all empires i know of sought to expand by any means possible.
nuking hironaga proves that US had expanded and will keep expanding by any means whatsover.
it’l stop its expansionism only if it meets a foe that can seriously harm US and its government.
ok, amers/canadinas/britons/french/germans, let’s stop beating around the bush. thank u