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Tag Archives: Dick Cheney
The New Abnormal
Over the last ten or more years since 9/11, despite any spike in terrorism on our soil, Americans have easily acquiesced to substantially invasive national security measures. Inspections, body searches, surveillance, torture, loss of constitutional liberties–Americans shrug their shoulders and … Continue reading
Posted in civil liberties, government, law, media, politics
Tagged Bradley Manning, Dick Cheney, extremism, Glenn Greenwald, Jane Hamsher, John McCain, Los Angeles Times, Patriot Act, RT, Salon, Salon.com, torture
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9/11 Explained–Now Move Along, Please
Posted in military, Terrorism
Tagged 9/11 Commission, Colin Powell, conspiracy theory, Dick Cheney, George W. Bush, Osama bin Laden
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Amerikan Concentration Camp State?
Over-the-top rhetoric or realistic scenario? Excerpts from “The End of History” by Paul Craig Roberts in OpEdNews, 10/21/2011: “Except for Washington’s favored mega-rich, the one percent that has captured all of the income gains of recent years, the rest of … Continue reading
Posted in politics, protests
Tagged Dick Cheney, Halliburton, Occupy Wall Street, OpEdNews, Paul Craig Roberts, terrorists
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A Challenge: Who is More Evil than Cheney?
Can anyone think of any figure in the history of American government more inherently evil than former Vice-President Dick Cheney? I’m talking in terms of personality, ideas and policy. I would be surprised if anyone can surpass Dick Cheney, who … Continue reading
BPR Quote of the Day: Kings and Kingdoms
“‘Smaller government,’ it turns out, is not actually smaller government but different government. It’s government for the rich instead of government for the rest of us. It’s a departure from democracy and a shift toward the old hierarchical systems of … Continue reading
Posted in government, Quotations
Tagged Bechtel, corporations, Dick Cheney, Donald Trump, hierachical, kingdoms, kings, middle class, Screwed, smaller government, Thom Hartmann
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BPR Quote of the Day: Deficits Don’t Matter
“Reagan proved deficits don’t matter.” Vice-President Dick Cheney, 2002