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( Kool Aid in all its vile brazen arrogance
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"Drinking the Kool-Aid" is a metaphor commonly used in the United States and
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A reference to the 1978 cult mass-suicide in Jonestown, Guyana. Jim Jones, the
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http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=drink+the+kool-aidThe reason they call it the American Dream is because you have to be asleep to believe it.
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Senate set to take up major cyber legislation
- U.S. efforts to help root out corruption in Afghanistan have been repeatedly stymied since their beginning. Afghan officials alleged to have engaged in bribery have escaped prosecution; investigative initiatives have stalled; and political interference has at times hindered attempts to reduce the sort of endemic malfeasance that has driven Afghans to the Taliban.
Former CIA official: Al-Qaeda in Yemen still nimble
( Fount of 'information' on alCIAda )
An Iranian firm, seeking to capitalize on the frenzy that followed the crash of the drone — and American calls to have it returned — is now producing miniaturized toy versions of the craft. Most of the toys, which come in several colors and are made of Iranian plastic, have already been snapped up by Iranian government organizations, according to the group that manufactures them.
At least one model — a pink one — has been reserved for President Obama.
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The Peacenik Profession
between 60 and 90 percent of IR scholars surveyed simply reject the U.S. use of force in five hot-button region
opit, Jack-of-all trades and master of none
Bush’s CIA director: We determined attacking Iran was a bad idea
Friday Roundup: Mistrust in Afghanistan and Taliban Talks
By AT WARFriday’s New York Times takes a look at two problems that could complicate ending the war in Afghanistan: the growing mistrust between Afghan soldiers and coalition forces and concerns by Afghan officials over clarity regarding peace talks between the United States and the Taliban.
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( Think they've figured out it's all about destroying local governments - even puppet regimes - yet ? )
Lingua Franca"It doesn’t seem like the languages spoken by the crew was in any way tailored for region since the list is missing a couple of key ones like Farsi and Pashto."
Iranian Fishing Boat Rescue: Firsthand Account
Top weapons tester says KC-46A schedule is unworkable
Crisis in the CongoHuman Rights Advocates Denounce CMU’s Collaboration with President Kagame
by Kambale Musavuli on September 13, 2011
When Walmart Mocks the Suffering of Congolese
by Kambale Musavuli on August 26, 2011
Friends of the Congo’s Visit to Los Angeles An Overwhelming Success
by Kambale Musavuli on August 11, 2011
Cinquante et un ans d’Indépendance – « Le Conflit au Congo : La Vérité Dévoilée »
by Kambale Musavuli on June 30, 2011
Supporting Now AfriCAN in NYC Tuesday June 28
by Kambale Musavuli on June 20, 2011
Libya and Congo: Africa In The Age of Obama – Why Military Intervention Is Not The Answer
by Kambale Musavuli on May 12, 2011
On March 28, 2011, United States President Barack Obama spoke to the American people about Libya and why the United States (U.S.) must engage militarily as opposed to diplomatically. The U.S. , led by AFRICOM (the U.S. Military Command in Africa that enforces U.S. foreign policy), initiated the bombing of Libya ostensibly to enforce a [...]
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