This morning's events will spell the end of much of our remaining civil
liberties. I assume that Bush will get whatever spending he wants for a
response. The U.S. has a record of lashing out at the wrong targets --
for example, the Sudan pharmaceutical plant.
The left is probably in greater
This morning's events will spell the end of much of our remaining civil
liberties. I assume that Bush will get whatever spending he wants for a
response. The U.S. has a record of lashing out at the wrong targets --
for example, the Sudan pharmaceutical plant.
The left is probably in greater
Michael Perelman wrote,
This morning's events will spell the end of much of our remaining civil
liberties. I assume that Bush will get whatever spending he wants for a
response. The U.S. has a record of lashing out at the wrong targets --
for example, the Sudan pharmaceutical plant.
This is
Michael Perelman wrote:
This morning's events will spell the end of much of our remaining civil
liberties.
This is too alarmist for me, given my reading of the situation. I expect a
further weakening of our civil liberties, but not the end.
Andrew Hagen writes:As for civil liberties, sometimes
I just heard a professor on NPR being interviewed proclaim that *if*
indeed it is found that the Israel-Palestinian conflict is the source of
this incident that opinion in the US will turn against the Palestinians.
The possibility that the policy of giving Israel the green light in its
repression
For what it's worth, here in Columbus, Ohio, we are planning
responses, in anticipation of U.S. bombings of some Arab nation,
repressions of Arabs Arab-Americans in the USA, etc.:
Thank you Yoshie. This is exactly the right response. The hatred and racist fear
I hear all around me is almost
