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jays, kingfishers, swifts (i am certain of it), grey catbirds, puff-balls,
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organs, feminine, secret)...
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Date: Fri, 27 Sep 2002 13:55:34 EDT
From: JBCM2@aol.com
Subject: The Most Dangerous Person on Earth
This op-ed originally appeared in the Hartford Courant, September 22, 2002.
The Most Dangerous Person on Earth
It's Not Who Bush Would Like You To Think It Is
by Jack M. Balkin
When George W. Bush was governor of Texas, his basic strategy was to stake
out a position and refuse to budge, hoping to bully others into acquiescing.
Only when met with strong opposition did he back down and compromise. We are
seeing the same strategy in his policy over Iraq. In the past weeks, the
president has attempted to bully the United Nations and now Congress into
allowing him to attack Iraq and depose its leader. He is likely to get his
wish. But the larger problem is not what will happen if no one stands up to
Saddam Hussein. It is what will happen if no one stands up to the president
and his vision of moral clarity.
Our Constitution left the power to declare war to Congress because of the
fear that if the president could act unilaterally, he might seek to
aggrandize himself by taking the country into one war after another. Although
the president could always defend the nation if attacked, he could not
initiate hostilities without Congress' approval. In the 20th century,
Congress' role has receded of necessity, so the president's power to make war
has been hemmed in largely by domestic politics, the threat of nuclear
reprisal and international law.
The Bush administration's new policy of pre-emptive attacks is a dangerous
addition to this mixture, creating a host of bad incentives. Simply by
announcing future threats that deserve pre-emptive action, presidents can
seize control of the political stage. A president who takes the country to
war pushes aside all other concerns. By shifting the nation's forces from one
military offensive to another, he can divert attention from domestic failures
and foreign policy blunders. The more often the president attacks other
countries pre-emptively, the more likely it becomes that our country will be
attacked in turn. The president can then justify additional military action
in response, and no patriotic American will oppose it.
In this way, the president can effectively govern through war, with
disastrous consequences for the nation and for the world. Armed with the
doctrine of military pre-emption, the perpetual political campaign perfected
by our last president might well become the perpetual military campaign of
future presidents.
President Bush had good reason to take us to war after Sept. 11. Still, he
has not accomplished his stated goal of eliminating al Qaeda or capturing
Osama bin Laden. With victory not achieved and Afghanistan still unstable, he
has now attempted to shift our attention to a new war with Iraq. Again, he
may well have excellent reasons for doing so. But we must pay attention to
the larger picture. Members of Congress debating authorization for an attack
on Iraq should ask the president tough questions about what future military
actions he is considering. The way the president's foreign policy is
proceeding, Iraq may not be the last war he asks us to fight.
The president is right about one thing, however. Today the world faces a
single man armed with weapons of mass destruction, manifesting an aggressive,
bullying attitude, who may well plunge the world into chaos and bloodshed if
he miscalculates. This person, belligerent, arrogant and sure of himself,
truly is the most dangerous person on Earth. The problem is that his name is
George W. Bush, and he is our president.
They hang the man and flog the woman
That steal the goose from off the common,
But let the greater villain loose
That steals the common from the goose.
"America is a quarter of a billion people totally misinformed and disinformed
by their government. This is tragic but our media is -- I wouldn't even say
corrupt -- it's just beyond telling us anything that the government doesn't
want us to know."
Gore Vidal
1000 character classic cinema
there is always a vacancy ... as if a thousand motion-picture projectors
were all going at once ... as if a thousand screens were dissolving simul-
taneously several thousand already dead, but excuse me - the applause from
an audience of thousands - her staring is uncanny, almost as if applause
from an audience of thousands, degradation beyond thousands, degradation
beyond you, fear sexual freedom more than from an audience of thousands -
your understanding of revolution depends on applause from an audience of
thousands.
they dead foundations thousand character classic. terms utilized: kindness
womenservants restored thousand reproved prayed healed fast wombs nothing.
thousand. is to world renounce not world world. world.
thousands of millions of hundreds of thousands of eighty-four thousands of
tens of thousands of hundreds of eighty-four thousands of millions of
hundreds of and tens of thousands of eighty-four hundreds of millions.
if there is one thin wire, there are thousands in these matters, thousands
of thin wires: think of them, each labeled and very long.
eight hundred sixty-two thousand. six hundred forty-two thousand. seven
thousand. ten-thousandths. twenty-seven thousand. eight thousand. five
hundred forty-four thousand. seven thousand. ten-thousandths.
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