On top of it all, he didn't even capture him. He
really doesn't do much at all. That's our Shrub.
Regards and thanks for all those very well informed
posts on the question of Estimating Surplus,
Mike B)
--- Jurriaan Bendien [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The NYT reported today:
Mr. Bush's
: Americana
The NYT reported today:
Mr. Bush's approval rating jumped to 58 percent after Mr. Hussein was
captured, from 52 percent, and the number of Americans who disapproved of
his performance fell to 33 percent, from 40 percent.
This is moronic melodrama. What does the capture
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From: Jurriaan Bendien [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, December 16, 2003 10:41 PM
Subject: Americana
The NYT reported today:
Mr. Bush's approval rating jumped to 58 percent after Mr. Hussein was
captured, from 52 percent, and the number of Americans who
The NYT reported today:
Mr. Bush's approval rating jumped to 58 percent after Mr. Hussein was
captured, from 52 percent, and the number of Americans who disapproved of
his performance fell to 33 percent, from 40 percent.
This is moronic melodrama. What does the capture of Hussein have to do with
Ernst Bloch wrote: In capitalist society health is the capability to earn,
among the Greeks it was the capability to enjoy, and in the Middle Ages the
capability to believe. (The principle of hope, p. 465). Today I was reading
in The Post that according to Senator Joseph I. Lieberman Democrats
Should be Pox Americana!! Cheers, Ken Hanly
The president's real goal in Iraq
Bookman is
the deputy
editorial
page editor
of The Atlanta
Journal-
Constitution
By JAY BOOKMAN
The official story on Iraq has never made sense. The connection that the
Bush administration has tried to draw between
Title: RE: [PEN-L:35105] Pax Americana
it should be mentioned that Pax Americana is nothing new. Back during the Cold War, we had PA. The US was the global cop within its sphere of influence while it guarded the frontiers of that sphere against the barbarian hordes -- oops, I mean the USSR
