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I'm Sophia. Havent been on the boards in a long time.
Was wondering how old some of the ladies are on the WTT boards.
I am 37 and my hubby is 53.
Hubby keeps putting me off, both of us on second marriage. I have never had children before and only want 1.
Its become very frustrating and I am not the type to "trick" him.
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Hi Sophia! Welcome to the board, and I hope your DH comes around pronto! Does he have kids? How long have you been married?
I'm younger on this board, 24, most of the ladies are in their late 20s/early 30s. Everyone's life is unique, but most of us can relate to trying to convince husbands!
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Hi Sophia,
Welcome to the board. I'm 27 and I have 20 month old twins. DH and I just went though an early miscarriage during the first month we were TTC, so we're waiting again for that reason.
He told me honestly though that he wasn't 100% on board for a third child anyway. I pretty much talked him into it over a few months before we started. I wouldn't trick him either (although it's tempting, isn't it?). I wanted to leave it completely up to him since I knew for sure that I wanted another child and he didn't know yet. He is pretty much 99% on board now but wants to wait at least a month.
The way I "convinced" him was to talk about why I wanted another child. I wrote a letter to him explaining why and then also wrote out how it could work with our particular situation. He is a very logically thinking person and likes to know that the logistics will work out.
Anyway, welcome. I hope your wait here isn't very long.
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Hi Sophia,
I'm Sara and I'm 31-DH is 27. We have one son, who is almost 11 months old. I can understand not wanting to wait any longer and not wanting to trick your DH. I want to have at least 2 more children, and would rather have them before I turn 40. DH, being 4 years younger, is in no hurry at all.
It would be so easy to trick him into a pregnancy-I'm charting and have to remind DH when he needs to use protection-but I really want him to be as happy and excited about the pregnancy as I would be.
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MARSHALL CO. — County residents and business professionals now have a new option when it comes to some county services.
Marshall County rolled out online permitting Tuesday.
"We are now offering a 24/7 service, not just an 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. service," said Shawnda Wenino of Marshall County GIS.
Individuals interested in renewing their contractor registration or getting a food service or driveway permit can now log onto the Marshall County website (www.co.marshall.in.us) and click the online permitting link under "County Services." The entire permit application process can now be carried out online from the comfort of a home or office.
"Our goal is to have building permits, septic permits, complaints and variances available online in the next couple of months," added Wenino.
County building commissioner Chuck DeWitt introduced the online permitting process to other county employees and business people in the community Monday during a press conference at the Marshall County Building. After filling out all the necessary information, two people in each department are emailed with your request. Some permits could take as little as five minutes to register for, while others that involve action on behalf of a county department (for example, a driveway permit requires Highway Department personnel to perform several inspections of the area) could take a little longer.
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This school has refused to enforce her eating healthy or help remind her to use the restroom. Punish a child for slipping. And thier latest which is telling a reading child to go find something else to do, while she's reading in the library. Mind you, 10 minutes before parent child reading begins!!!!!!! Claim to build a strong acedemic, and kick a reading child out!!!! Shame on this facility!!
After having my own children complete their elementary education at Ramer School, I must say that I am very pleased with all aspects of their education. Ramer is made up of some caring teachers with high moral standards. In today's world, that is something to be proud of! My children were taught to be well-rounded, responsible young people who respect authority. I would recommend Ramer School to anyone!
I am very proud to have my child at ramer Elem. School. Mr. Horton is excellent as well as many of the teachers! I would like to see more involvement with the parents. We do have monthly PTO meeting but very few attend. other than this RES is great! :) Jessica Wyte
I feel that Ramer Elementary School is a very good school for the most part. As with any institution, there are faults within the system as a whole. I formerly attended Ramer Elementary as a child and I love the fact that one of my children now attend there. I love the atmosphere for learning that Ramer provides, as well as the good clean environment that the environmental services people provide. My child really looks forward to school each day which has to say a lot for a school as well as the child. I am really impressed with how far my child has come since he began school at Ramer. I really feel that this school provides a great foundation for children as they advance in their lives and educations. I would recommend this school to anyone looking for a stable environment and a good school. A. Ernst
The school's claim is that they prepare children for high school by having a very strong discipline policy and very rough academic program. Students need a strong education as a base, but need someone to be loveing, kind, and compassionat towards them. This school does not meet that need. They find reasons to punish students instead of reasons to praise them.
As of May 2003 I have four children going to this school and they are very pleased with the teachers and other students at this school and so I am too because if your children are happy at the school there going to try to do a better job each year. And I am proud to say that each of my children has passed on to a new grade which is 1/ 4th & 2/ 5th & 1/ 6th . And I am very proud of them. Thanks Ramer Elem. School. TN 38367
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Sgt. Steven Means of the Early Police Department came rolling onto the scene, but he had barely gotten out of his car before Conner began opening fire on the officer. Means took cover behind his police car and returned fire with an AR-15, but Conner maintained cover behind a tree. Eyewitnesses report that this positioning gave Conner the upper hand over the out-gunned police officer.
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A group of longtime friends converge on a fatal course with destiny when they cross paths with Alexander Tatum, a mercenary surgeon. He is a hunter with the keen skill of one who has also been hunted. Prey turned predator. The victims quickly realize that Alexander is just the beginning of their problems, as they find themselves enmeshed in a fight for survival against a sociopath business man and his demonic staff, who will stop at nothing to prevail in the sale of Black Market Body Parts.
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We were nameless
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Still we are
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Yet we're not toneless
You can hear us
After a gust of wind
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As a native german speaker I can tell you most of the Rammstein translations are damn hard. Many words and phrases of their songs have multiple ways to be recognized. One of the best examples is "Du hast" which plays a lot with the pronounciation "hast". It could be understood as "to have" or "to hate". Even the phrase around it won't clearify it.
Same goes for this song. I feel terrible for the translator.
Last line "We we were -less" is a way to translate it, but it rather means "We drew attention on us" or "We were out there".
However the song plays with this common german suffix "-los". So in a way, both translation are equally true.
Interestingly good | Reviewer: Hounshe | 3/9/11
Heard this song and looked for the lyrics. The song was good, and got better upon learning the lyrics in English; though the German has a good flow to the song, and it deserves to be in that language.
this neat | Reviewer: Anonymous | 4/17/07
wow i smile when i sees what dat mean. that so cool!
this neat | Reviewer: Anonymous | 4/17/07
wow i smile when i sees what dat mean. that so cool!


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Lay's Potato Chips: Just 3 ingredients?
- Covert Ops Jul 5, 2007 12:04 PM
We don't normally eat Lay's chips; I always found them too thin, salty and greasy.
But a friend bought some over, and I checked the ingredient list because I was curious about a recent discussion of glutamates in snack foods and how they increase cravings -- you know, "You can't have just one!" and all that. So I figured with that slogan, Lay's would be full of them.
The bag read:
"Ingredients: Potatoes, Sunflower Oil, Salt."
That's it.
Somehow, I find that extremely hard to believe -- especially since my son left the bag open for a day or two unbeknownst to me and they still tasted good, better than I remembered.
NO preservatives of any kind? No flavorings, or anything else? Seriously?
Am I just overly suspicious, or is Lay's Potato Chips really one of the most unprocessed foodstuffs in my kitchen?
re: pfarrell
The first chip is my favorite as well, I think it has something to so with the smell when you tear open the bag, just gets your juices flowing. Funny thing is we never finish a bag, we eat a few handfulls but we live in a moist beach area so after a day they are pretty much crunchless...ick.
re: Kajikit
I was so excited to see "salt and pepper" flavored chips and I bought a bag of HERR's Salt 'n Pepper chips without reading the ingredients list (since HERR's chips are a simple, quality product). The first chip revealed the sad fact that they felt the need to add a bunch of other flavorings...a long list of stuff that was either mysterious or otherwise not necessary. Seems that every brand of Salt and Pepper chips does this unfortunately.
re: The Professor
Utz brand salt and pepper chips are my current favorite. They do add onion powder as well as S&P, but I really like the addition.
I wish Lay's would still sell their Dill Pickle chips in the US, those were awesome. We went to Bonaire last year (little island nation off the coast of Venezuela) for snorkeling, and I bought Lay's Baked Ham chips in the store there! Tasted just like baked ham in a chip form. we're going back this year, I might have to figure out a way to bring a bag or two home with me!
re: kimfair1
I probably wouldn't even mind the onion power and garlic powder they add, and I'm definitely not anti MSG (used moderately, it has its place) but I was disappointed because the addition of these things just made it taste so generic and 'same old'. Fortunately I have since found some 'salt and pepper' chips that are just that...and they are incredible. The other stuff is like gilding a lily.
re: ccbweb
Haha, ok ok, you guys convinced me. Maybe I should let my guard down! :-)
re: Covert Ops
Well no... it's always good to check lables... but I've had vast experience in food manufacturing and although IME, none of my clients ever purposely tried to poison the american public, it's always a good idea to check ingredients and not just trust the box (something called 'natural', might not mean what you think it might mean... )
In general though... USDA intervention is a big PITA... so most reputible companies try to avoid that as much as possible...
By the same token, Fritos have an ingredient list of of only corn, corn oil, water and salt. On their current ("retro") packaging they put actually these on the front of the bag. Typical (plain) tortilla chips are similar, but may use a different oil (I'd have to check this later, I'm at work now) and also have Lime as an ingredient, which is used to make Masa.
I'm hoping that more food will actually have these kinds of ingredients (even if there is too much oil in Lay's for my taste) since it's obviously become a selling point.
The bag of Mission tortilla chips at my feet has this ingredient list: ground corn treated with lime, water, vegetable oil, salt.
well i admit, i started eating them once again after the ingredient update from no more monosodium glutamate. my best theory why their motto became "no one can eat just one".
but reading your post just made me think...since when are the ingredients of the oil not included. usually with a big ingredient, they list subingredients in parentheses. Oils, from my recollection, used to be one of those. So why is their Sunflower Oil missing a breakdown. I bet the "magic" lies in the oil.
re: anjelle
Er...because there's no way to break down sunflower oil. It's oil. Expelled from sunflower seeds. That's it.
The "magic" is that if you slice potatoes very thin, fry them in oil and douse them with salt, THEY TASTE GOOD.
It's not rocket science, people.
re: BarmyFotheringayPhipps
Of course you can break it down! Haven't you seen this on a label of potato chips?
Sunflower oil (hydrogen (proton (2 up quarks, 1 down quark), electron), carbon (protons (2 up quarks, 1 down quark), neutrons (1 up quark, 2 down quarks) electrons))
re: jeremyn
Are you sure? I think it's actually one part sun and two parts flowers.
Has anyone had the Lay's in a can? They taste like Pringle's, and to me that is not a good thing.
re: ScubaSteve
and WAAAYYY too salty!
re: al b. darned
Lays are pretty horrible compared to Utz or Herr's. I got a small bag of Lays Ruffles to go with my sandwich and they were inedible: toxic levels of salt. Three chips and I threw the rest away. Real garbage compared to Utz Old Bay Chips or Grandma Utz Kettle Chips which are fried in pure lard. THAT'S what a potato chip should taste like. Not a salt lick.
re: monkeyrotica
I like the Lay's plain potato chips. Ruffles not so much. They are two completely different products.
re: seamunky
I've found the plain Lay's chips to be too thin. They don't travel well and I end up with a bag that's mostly chip fragments. It's why I prefer round tortilla chips to the triangle shapes: they tend to hold their shape from factory to store to my stomach.
Now, Grandma Utz Kettle Chips, that's a chip you can set your watch to.
re: monkeyrotica
Remembered this thread when I was at the market the other day and saw a display of Herr's chips at .35 per 1 oz bag. Great opportunity to try some out. I picked up a bag each of the flavors that interested me:
"Heinz Ketchup" tasted exactly like ketchup, but that one was easy.
"Baby Back Ribs" surprised me -- they didn't taste like bbq sauce, or some weird "representation" of someone's idea of ribs -- they actually tasted like ribs, in chip form. I was astounded.
Unfortunately, "Kansas City Prime Steak" was less successful -- loads of salt, plus some weird, unidentifiable flavor that couldn't represent steak in anyone's wildest imagination.
Two out of three -- can't complain. They all had somewhat more than three ingredients, however.
re: Steve Green
The food scientists did their job well...
re: drsnacks
Utz still exist??? Where can I get them? Oh never mind, they won't be in Canada...
FYI per FDA guidelines- things that are considered processing aid ingredients, used in quantities of 0.25% or less do not have to be declared on the label. I would guess a lot of what keeps the chip crunchy is the foil coated bag itself, as well as possibly the process they use to fry the chips. A lot of research goes on behind the scenes to get you your three ingredient potato chips. Simplicity is a fast emerging trend in consumer foods.
As someone who has seen the process first-hand I can say without a doubt that plain Lays are only potatoes, frying oil, and salt. Since oxygen is the scourge of freshness, FL, and all chip makers, inject nitrogen into the bag to force the oxygen out, thus keeping them fresher. BTW - they do the same thing with beer. A spritz of N2 on the top of the beer between the filler and capper.
Lays have ALWAYS been my favorite and now i know why! Well, as a kid i ate Laura Scudders but i rarely see those anymore. I love Lays BBQ even more than plain, tho those have other added flavorings. but i dont care.
Once, in Pennsylania, I tried steak potato chips - can't remember the brand - and they tasted EXACTLY like a steak, to the point i could taste marrow. so amazing.
Yahoo just published a poll of "America's favorite things" and lists Lay's as the favorite potato chip. Wavy Lay's came in second.
re: DonShirer
LAY'S are pretty good for a national brand...but those in the mid-Atlantic states and PA are luck enough to have HERR's... probably just about the best chips out there.
re: The Professor
Wise for us! Lays is always second (or third) best.
re: Tom34
Do you remember that Wise had a little window on the front of the old bags? When I first met my husband, he taught me to look in and find the darkest chips on the shelf; they were all so different. One time I got a bag that had a whole potato included that hadn't been cut all the way through, it was fanned out but cooked to perfection. Wish I took a picture!
re: Steve Green
Yes, it was a sad day here too. You just had to hope to be lucky.
On the other hand, they are probably all exactly the same now, no deviations allowed.
re: coll
Laura Scudder's is out of the picture these days. However, with Kettle Chips (my current favorite), there are still considerable variations in the amount of seasoning in a given batch. Since their bags are about as opaque as they come, if I find a bag that has lots of seasoning, I note the date/time stamp on the bag, and go back to the store for more from the same batch. Is this Chowhound behavior, or just crazy? You tell me.
re: Steve Green
We're not as addicted to potato chips anymore, but if I was, I would definitely search out something that way. So, does it work, is my question? Do you find some are superior to other bags?
re: coll
Yes, although I'm trying to cut back on the fats and carbs, so I haven't tested this in the past year. Last time I did this was with the Kettle sweet onion flavor (and previously, their Buffalo Bleu flavor). I had bought two bags, from different batches. One had not-nearly-enough spice, but the second had much more and was great. I went back and bought several bags from the "good batch". However, at the high-turnover store where I get my Kettle chips, I would have to make it back there in a couple of days to be able to get more from the same batch. I don't really eat enough chips these days to go through all that. Given my waistline and health issues, it's just as well.
re: Steve Green
I have the same general mindset, sadly. It was good to be young.
re: coll
Its probably been 30 years but I remember being able to see through certain parts of the Wise bags, maybe front, 3/4 of the way up, not sure. Your right about the dark colored ones. Everybody picked them out of the bowl first. The chips also varied in color overall and also sometimes a very little bit different thickness & texture. Todays Wise are much more consistent color & texture like LAYS. Not the same and don't taste as good.
Wise also made an orange colored waffle cheese cracker with a very intense cheddar cheese in the middle. Haven't seen them in years.
re: Tom34
WISE chips changed more than once. They changed when the brand was acquired by Borden, and the changed again when the brand was sold to a private company.
They're still good chips, though they lack the character they once had. Seems like they're using a different breed of potato than years ago.
re: The Professor
I agree they are still good. Lacking character is a good way to put it. Back in the day they really stood out from the other brands. Could have been different potatoes, less strict cutting tolerances and maybe different oil. I don't know but the original's were very different and IMHO much better.
re: The Professor
At one time, Seyfert's were amazing. They deteriorated and then disappeared.
All good.. no preservatives, no junk..only one problem..a regular size bag of Lays.. remember, you can't just eat one.. contains a GALLON of oil in each bag according to NPR radio... A GALLON???? Can anyone verify if this is true...I threw my bag of Lays out the window when I heard this on the radio and went into a fugue state.... sure hope it's not true...
re: Cathrynoo
re: acgold7
I disagree. I think NPR may even be slighter more reliable than many sources.
As for the oil story, perhaps they said that a gallon of oil IS USED to make each bag; with well-fried food most of the oil is left behind.
re: sandylc
This is what I thought as well -- I can believe a gallon of oil is used for each bag.
re: Rilke
I thought so too. NPR or whoever probably did a scaling. Potato chips worth of one bag is deep fried in a gallon worth of oil. A ratio calculation. However, this can be very misleading because only a very small portion of oil is absorbed into the chips. Once you deep fried something, it really does not matter if you fried the food in a gallon of oil or 10 gallon of oil. Just like boiling pasta. You boil your pasta in 1 gallon of water is the same as 100 gallons of water. The pasta does not absorb 100 times more water because it is boiled in 100 gallons of water instead of 1 gallon of water.
I hope NPR wasn't trying to pull a quick one -- by using false scaring tactic
re: Chemicalkinetics
Is everyone positive this was actually on NPR? I searched their website but didn't find anything of the sort.
re: Samalicious
It may not. I am just saying that "if" it is from NPR, then this is a "fan" fact, but not a very useful "fact" from a health perspective.
re: sandylc
< I think NPR may even be slighter more reliable than many sources. >
The way you put it, NPR would be accurate, but misleading which is worse in my opinion -- knowing misleading the listeners.
re: Chemicalkinetics
Is that what I said????????
re: Cathrynoo
Am I to understand that you held a bag of potato chips in your hand and thought to yourself, hey, this feels as heavy as a gallon of water? And then you pitched it out the window? I hope you didn't hit anyone.
I don't think NPR is the problem, here.
re: Cathrynoo
<a regular size bag of Lays.. remember, you can't just eat one.. contains a GALLON of oil in each bag according to NPR radio>
That is crazy. Like others said, a gallon of oil weights a lot. Does a bag of chips weight that much?
Aside from weight, if you really ate a gallon of oil in one sitting, you would have died.
Finally, if Lay's the corporation would go bankrupted if they have been selling you a gallon of oil (in the bag of chips) for merely $1. Have you noticed how much cooking oil costs these days?
re: Chemicalkinetics
"for merely $1."
Lay's run just under $5 per bag, I believe.
re: sandylc
$5!! Yikes! A standard bag of Lays costs around $3 here. Even the jumbo "family-sized" ones are under $5. And, they are often on sale for less than that.
re: sandylc
Hmm, I must be thinking when it is on sale, bu you are correct, it won't be $1. It would be more like $2-3. Nevertheless, you can see how it is impossible to have one gallon of oil in a bag of chips.
re: Cathrynoo
Having seen the process first hand and talked to those actually making them...about 1/3 of the weight of the chip is oil. That is still a significant amount.
(sorry to hijack the thread with facts.)
re: al b. darned
OK, but the chip weighs next to nothing. One third of next to nothing isn't very much.
re: sandylc
1/3 total weight works out to about 2/3 cup of oil for a 1 lb bag of chips. Never really thought about it but I am really not shocked either way.
We rarely have them in out house, my wife and I can't handle them. There is just no such thing as a small bowl of them, that is until the bag is just about empty :-)
re: pdxgastro
Utz makes a very good No Salt chip. I would have thought it would be pretty flavorless, but without all that salt, you really taste the potato.
re: monkeyrotica
If we apply the elitist fresh FF theory, everyone should be making their own Chips LOL :)
re: monkeyrotica
Don't forget: "Never had one I didn't like" :)
re: monkeyrotica
Have to admit, I haven't had a Lays chip in 10+ years. Way too salty / greasy back then and I suspect they haven't improved over the years.
Now Utz - definitely the best. Even their "regular" chip has a reasonable salt level, where I do alternate between their regular & no salt chips. Why bother with anything else?
re: Clams047
Utz - and go to a fresh-made place like Balto's Cross-Street Market...
re: seamunky
I admitted that it has a similar effect on me too. It is amazing that my urge for potato chips increased by just reading about potato chips. It wasn't so strong that I ran out to get some. I didn't, but I certainly had a little urge.
re: Chemicalkinetics
This happens to me all the time. I will be reading a mystery novel where the character eats pizza, I want pizza. (Don't even like pizza that much.)
re: mwhitmore
Pizza definitely has that effect on me!
re: mwhitmore
mw - then you can write off reading mystery novels by Rex Stout or Elaine Viets.
re: pheebs
thanks. now I want fritos! I don't think I have had a frito since the '80's. God I love those things!
re: foodieX2
pour some canned chili FULL of glutamates and sodium over those Fritos...
re: hill food
did someone say chili frito pie?
re: foodieX2
and leave it Emeril to make it from scratch. No canned chili for him, LOL
re: foodieX2
foodie - getting OT but there is the alt. of tamale pie (best with fresh pico over the top)
re: hill food
I just finished breakfast and now I want mexican food!
re: hill food
Tear open a small bag of Fritos, dump the chili in, and you have the classic "walking taco."
re: monkeyrotica
that was a SoCal grade-school cafeteria lunch, we YEARNED for "pepper belly" day.
in hindsight it's 'stoner' food, but then, what appeals to an 8 year old...
Noo... their fricken chips their not gunna decompose for about 4-5 days due to the fact their fried in oil. Your just paranoid hun ;3
http://coveredbridgechips.com these however are hands down the best chips in the world 100% natural made from russet potatoes and no bleaching process is used(which is why these chips look darker than all others) I recommend looking for it ordering them; they have many awards and articles about them.
re: lawrence86
No potato chips are bleached before they are fried. Potatoes go from the washer, to the peeler, to the slicer, and drop directly into the oil.
If they are darker it is because of the variety they use, or are cooked longer and/or at higher temperatures. Period.
re: lawrence86
Their website has a bit of hype, tho...
Our products are all-natural with no artificial colours or preservatives, no trans fats and they are certified gluten-free and cholesterol free.
AFIK everybody's plain chips can say that. Lay's certainly can.


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Reporting on Reich's appointment has been decidedly unsensational. The LA Times has ignored it. The New York Times and the Washington Post assigned to the story knowledgeable reporters who covered Central America, but the results reflected the strictures of journalistic objectivity as much as the outrageousness of Reich's activities. Raymond Bonner and Christopher Marquis wrote in the Times that "a government investigation concluded that Mr. Reich's office engaged in prohibited acts of domestic propaganda." (In a backhanded tribute to Bonner's brilliant Central American reporting of the 1980s, Reich called the Times editors with a vicious personal attack on the journalist hoping to get him taken off the story.) Karen DeYoung noted in the Post that the OPD "used what critics called legally questionable means to promote favorable publicity and political support for the U.S.-backed contras in Nicaragua in their war against the Cuba-backed Sandinista government." The Economist was even more generous, insisting that Reich "got marginally caught up in the Iran/contra scandal when his office was accused of engaging in covert propaganda activities to get Americans' support for the Nicaraguan contras." No major paper has yet addressed the issue in an editorial.
Most reports on the appointment have focused on it as payback to extremist Miami Cubans and brother Jeb for their instrumental role in helping Bush hijack Florida and hence the election. (Reich regularly likens Cuba to Auschwitz and to an antebellum slave plantation.) Perhaps it is. But Reich's appointment ought to be recognized as an intentional kick in the teeth to the media, as well as a testament to its lack of institutional memory.
When Kornbluh and Robert Parry first revealed the activities of the OPD in Foreign Policy magazine in 1988, Reich, according to a Boston Globe report, compared the fully accurate article to Hitler's "big lie" technique regarding the Final Solution. It's hard to imagine a more offensive manipulation of the murder of millions than using it to slander journalists and lie to the country about an illegal war--but hell, the Bush people are just getting started.
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