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Thursday, September 22, 2005

2005.9.22=4[#265]:8.19=#(60x3+46)[US#46] All day home, Jun computer. #1.US Space Marine. 2.SE Asia Death Squad < US. 3.US Dream? Soros & A Ash.

NZ: http://tinyurl.com/dydfc UK Migration: http://tinyurl.com/9pqrv Cloudy cool to half fair mild: Up 8:20, hair bath shaving, Jun computer, Jung tel about drugs, Bnkers Life and Casualty agent tel insist long to visit, decline him. Mei back for lunch. Jun computer almost all day long. Answer [C]R twice with "Changing Nature of Global Power Balance #1000" and #1001. Bed 1:20. #1. "Marines in Spaaaaaace!" "After three years of being laughed out of meetings, the U.S. Marine Corps' futuristic plans to deploy through space may finally be getting some traction," notes Aviation Week's spunky new spin-off, Defense Technology International: http://tinyurl.com/btexw #2. "Thailand's brutal U.S.-aided death-squad drug war. Photos of dead, tortured, wounded, scars, families, etc..": http://gallery.marihemp.com/akha "US Drug War Deaths of the Akha": http://tinyurl.com/96cz9 that is: http://www.akha.org/content-467.html "An Akha Festival In Laos": http://www.akha.org/ #3. American New Dream? 1. "The Bubble of American Supremacy: Correcting the Misuse of American Power", by George Soros; PublicAffairs; 1st edition (December, 2003): http://tinyurl.com/9nfof http://tinyurl.com/7rbct "" From The Washington Post's Book World/washingtonpost.com George Soros has a heart of gold and resources to match. At the London School of Economics, Karl Popper's vision of the "open society" came to underlie Soros's political thinking. Soros settled in the United States in 1956. His success as a financial speculator of genius included his legendary 1992 bet against the pound sterling, which netted him more than $1 billion in a few weeks. After he amassed a fortune estimated by Forbes magazine at $7 billion, he turned his attention to a unique philanthropic goal -- promoting open, decent, democratic society throughout the world -- an effort to which he has contributed nearly $5 billion. Wags described him as the only individual with his own foreign policy and suggested during the Clinton era that Soros does what the American government would do if it had the money. By itself, his imaginative role in undermining the Soviet Union and nudging the nascent democracies developing throughout its former empire would qualify him as a secular saint. In The Bubble of American Supremacy, Soros's basic contention is that the Bush administration has deliberately and deceptively exploited the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, in order to pursue radical policies "that the American public would not have otherwise tolerated." He views the Bush dream of American supremacy as unobtainable -- and a contradiction of America's traditional principles. Soros passionately believes that Bush's policy "endangers our values as well as our security." And because America is so powerful, he also argues, the Bush agenda also endangers the world. Soros traces his sensitivity to the language of political extremism to his own background. "I grew up as a Jew in Hungary during World War II. I lived through both German and Soviet occupation and learned at an early age how political systems can affect your very survival. "" "" Soros does not have either Henry Kissinger's talent for describing the complexities of the political world or Paul Krugman's ability to deploy relentless logic to skewer the Bush administration. Rather, his strength is in grasping the big picture, determining how he can make a difference, and succeeding in improving the world. He has pledged that "I shall do everything I can" to ensure that the president is defeated in this November's election. He has already contributed more than $12 million to that cause. Given Soros's track record, the president should be worried. Reviewed by Daniel I. Davidson Copyright 2004, The Washington Post Co. All Rights Reserved. "" 2. " America The Helpless Giant: How Pitiful Can We Get?" posted by Adam Ash at September 14, 2005 09:57 AM: http://tinyurl.com/at3by

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