On What the Biden Regime Will Do if They Orchestrate a "Two-State Solution"
(Even More Generous than the One Offered by Ehud Olmert, Circa 2008) and
the Palestinians Respond In the Same Way as They Always Have; i.e., by
Telling the Americans and Israelis to Go Pound Sand (this of Course Also
Assumes that Israel Would Accept the Deal, a Distinct Unlikelihood Given
What Happened On October 7th and the Posturing of Hamas Since Then)
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Well, given that these morons have yet to display a capacity for Plan B
thinking, something exceedingly preposterous, would be my guess (blaming it
on gl...
13 minutes ago
I'm thinking I'm going to have to buy this DVD, Coleen. (I have a whole list of friends who need to be borrowing it from me.)
ReplyDeleteBTW, for those young, flat-bellies among my legions of readers, the first image that appears on this clip is that of Senator Wayne L. Morse, maverick (for reals!) senator from Oregon for 24 years. Senator Morse actively opposed McCarthyism from the get-go. And in early August 1964, Morse was one of only two senators to vote against the infamous Tonkin Gulf resolution.
Old companions publicly ridiculed him and one newspaper wrote that Senator Morse was the loneliest man in Washington. My own father (GRHS) loved to call him "Wayne-kicked-in-the-head-Morse". I didn't give a shit: Wayne Morse was a hero to me. Him, and J. William Fulbright. History validated them, didn't it?
Thanks for info about this video. I'm sure not going to find out this stuff from corporate media. I'll put info up about this on my sidebar and let people know I got it from you. Thanks again.
ReplyDeleteThat's the way it should be MacDaddy! That's the way we bloggers can pick up the slack from the MSM, and get the real news out. And, speaking of slacking, that's what I realize I have been doing, by not up-dating my blog roll. (I'll take care of that now!) You have a GR8 site going. Your sidebar is awesome! Two blogs in one!
ReplyDeleteRegarding Skip, a system isn't human, and I believe human beings can change their habits and beliefs. I happen to think Obama's tire gauge comment represents a sea change in the way politicians address our problems; with observation and science. I'm willing to hope.
ReplyDeleteMcNammara? I so miss Rumsfeld.
ReplyDeleteSo do I.
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