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by MJ Rosenberg
A few weeks after the 9/11 attacks, I attended a big holiday dinner with family and friends. Naturally much of the conversation revolved around the terrorist attacks and the rage and sorrow we all felt. There was also considerable discussion about President George W Bush's handling of the catastrophe and his decision to send troops to Afghanistan in pursuit of the perpetrators and to eliminate the Taliban regime that was hosting them.
Everyone at the table approved of the president's actions and believed that there was no alternative. Moreover, and this was somewhat surprising considering that none of us thought Bush had been legitimately elected, we all believed that he was being honest about the situation the United States faced and the options that were before him.
There was, however, one dissenter. My younger son, then in college, was absolutely opposed to going into Afghanistan. He said that there had to be a better way to respond than rushing into a war that, in his opinion, would likely expand and last "forever." Besides, he added, "I don't believe a word that comes out of Bush's mouth."
Naturally a brouhaha ensued with everyone (including me) telling the kid how utterly wrong and unpatriotic he was. There was a lot of yelling, but he would not back down. He just kept saying "you'll see."
Boy did we.
Prodded by his neoconservative advisers and outside cheerleaders eager to pick up where the first Gulf War ended, Bush quickly pivoted from Afghanistan to the calamitous invasion of Iraq. He justified that invasion by insisting that Iraq was implicated in the 9/11 attacks (it wasn't) and that it possessed weapons of mass destruction (it didn't).
Both the Bush administration and its faithful ally, the Tony Blair government in the United Kingdom, famously set out to "fix" the intelligence to deceive the people of both nations into an utterly unnecessary and unjustified war, the main accomplishment of which has been to turn Iraq into, of all things, a strong ally of the Islamic Republic of Iran. Along the way, of course, hundreds of thousands of Americans, Iraqis, Brits and others have died and Iraq has essentially been destroyed.
It is against this backdrop that I view the Iranian plot that was announced earlier this week by the Obama administration. At this point, it is impossible to say how serious the plot was and, more importantly, if it even had anything at all to do with the Iranian government. Are we ready to believe that the cold and calculating people who govern Iran are contracting out assassination plots with Mexican drug traffickers or that they would pick Washington as the best place to attack the Saudi ambassador (knowing that being found responsible for a major explosion in Washington would mean war with the Saudi Arabia and United States)?
This is not to dismiss the plot as phony or contrived. But after the Iraq war experience, it would be awfully stupid of Americans to simply accept without question anything we are told about nefarious Muslim states that must be stopped before a "mushroom cloud" appears over downtown Washington.
The only good news here is that we have past experience to guide us. But for the lies and manufactured evidenced that led us into Iraq we might not have reason to be skeptical about the case the government laid out yesterday and which the usual suspects are already joyously citing as reason to get tough with Iran (as if that country is not under onerous sanctions already). Here is Reuel Mark Gerecht, one of the leading cheerleaders for the invasion of Iraq, warning that the supposed plot justifies a US attack on Iran. "The White House needs to respond militarily to this outrage. If we don't, we are asking for it," he writes. (Not very different from what he wrote in 2002 when he said that "if President Bush follows his own logic and compels his administration to follow him against Iraq and Iran, then he will sow the seeds for a new, safer, more liberal order in the Middle East.")
But for the lies and manufactured evidence that led us into Iraq, we might actually accept the idea that the Iran plot is thoroughly genuine and in no way linked to the determination of so many inside our government and out of it who are hell-bent on war with Iran and who would do anything they can to achieve it.
Fortunately, however, and this may be the only fortunate thing about the Iraq war, the Iraq experience taught us to be skeptical, especially of anything and everything championed by the hawks.
So let's go slowly here. If the plot turns out to be both real and sanctioned by powerful people in Tehran, a strong response of some kind is warranted. But first let's make sure. The neocons' "drop bombs now and ask questions later" approach has been thoroughly discredited. How stupid would we have to be, then, to allow the same gang to lead us into yet another reckless war, one that would be infinitely more deadly?
Count me among the skeptics.
MJ Rosenberg is a Senior Foreign Policy Fellow at the Media Matters Action Network.
A version of this article was previously published on Foreign Policy Matters.
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Structural Effects of L16Q, S20G, and L16Q-S20G Mutations on hIAPP: A Comparative Molecular Dynamics Study
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DOI: 10.1002/cjoc.201100413
Copyright © 2012 SIOC, CAS, Shanghai & WILEY-VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim
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Wang, M., Yang, J., Wang, J. and Wang, X. (2012), Structural Effects of L16Q, S20G, and L16Q-S20G Mutations on hIAPP: A Comparative Molecular Dynamics Study. Chin. J. Chem., 30: 241–248. doi: 10.1002/cjoc.201100413
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- Issue published online: 15 FEB 2012
- Article first published online: 15 FEB 2012
- Manuscript Accepted: 28 NOV 2011
- Manuscript Received: 30 SEP 2011
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twondai (06/11/2014) [-]
there should be a flag option called "being a dickbag" used when someone 's putting spoilers without the spoiler function, or generally being an asshat.
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fuckthepopo (06/11/2014) [-]
Why? Trolling is encouraged. This flag option will be abused drastically on almost every top comment.
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fuckthepopo (06/11/2014) [-]
The current flags, like "Porn", "Gore", and "Hate Speech" are not matters of opinion; they are facts. Whether you take offense to something and think someone is a dickbag? It's a matter of opinion, and it would be stupid to flag something based on opinion. If you don't like their opinion, use the red thumb. That's what it's for, not to mention using the red thumb automatically hides it.
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It would be great if we could filter out certain channels that we don't want to see. Thanks.
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fuckthepopo (06/11/2014) [-]
******* retarded suggestion. If you knew how colored text was actually set, FJ points and colored text are entirely irrelevant and not connected. Why the **** should colored text be that important to trade FJ points for? If you're already making good content or comments, you're getting colored text for how funny you are. But seeing as you can also trade FJ points, you can get colored text by mooching off someone.
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tl;dr **** off
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fuckthepopo (06/11/2014) [-]
He isn't being a dick pickle. You're just being ******* retarded.
misanthrizzle (06/11/2014) [-]
Being able to roll any comment from anytime/anyplace would be cool, and not just ones posted within the past month and a half.
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fuckthepopo (06/11/2014) [-]
Do you really want me to explain why that's such a ******* dumb suggestion? Because that's a dumb, irrelevant suggestion with nothing but downside conflicts.
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No, it wouldn't. Not to mention, there are rolls dating way back that haven't been flagged. With the new flagging system, almost every violating image has been flagged within the last 45 days. Rolling images that can potentially be flagged? Nah, son.
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misanthrizzle (06/11/2014) [-]
Except that would help get rid of the porn posted any time before, how you can see that as a problem is beyond me. It's not like there isn't porn in comments today anyway.
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fuckthepopo (06/11/2014) [-]
It just narrows down a selection and allows more recent comments to be rolled
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Yea that just seems boring imo, a lot of comments use pretty much the same images, if that was broadened to where I couldn't place exactly what comment was rolled just by memory, it would be more fun. I understand if that causes too much server strain tho for fj's servers
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sfw lgbt board would be great.
Sometimes I wanna chat with my fags but not see so much dick. Ya know?
Sometimes I wanna chat with my fags but not see so much dick. Ya know?
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If you want a sfw board of faggots, just go to the brony board
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Well played. I have no issues with this suggestion, though you might want to try the /lgbt/ section of 4chan?
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(just something small but) maybe instead of when you decline someone's friend request they get a message that says "your friend request was denied", instead of "you have been removed from ___'s friends list" when they weren't on it in the first place
or just no message in the first place
or just no message in the first place
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This guy isn't thinking about the cash flow it could bring in
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It will bring in very minimal cash flow and will make colored text more of a 'premium item' than an award for being an active user.
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ability to take away the user list on boards as well as profiles would be neat


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Not so long ago, Fatima dreamed of eating enough food and not going to bed hungry.
While not all her dreams have come true yet, by all signs we see, Fatima will be able to accomplish some of the goals she's laid out before her in the very near future. As the proud owner of a herd of goats which she's taken care of thoughout the last year, she is well on her way of accomplishing her dream of eating well - she couldn't believe how good milk is when she first tried it! With the veggie garden her family is growing, thanks to the seeds we sent them. Fatima and her siblings and grandma have added kale, beans, spinach, tomatoes, carrots, and onions to their diet, as well. This makes her happy, as she no longer goes to bed hungry and she doesn't hear her siblings complaining of stomachs that are painful in their emptyness.
She is learning how to save seeds for next year's garden and knows that as long as she is careful, they won't lack for vegetables again. With training in conservation farming behind her, she is a wiz at mulching and fertilizing her small garden, showing me how it is done. I am so proud of her. I am so proud of these kids who, against all odds, are moving ahead, providing for themselves and getting out of the cycle of poverty.
While visiting her last week, I asked to see her goats and she showed them to me with a small smile of satisfaction on her lips. I did the happy dance which is translatable in any language without the need for words. We danced together and together, we continue to dream big for Fatima and her loved ones.
Our first greenhouse in Mombasa continues to produce an innordinate amount of tomatoes for moms to sell at the market and for children to eat. Beyond the greenhouse walls, kale, spinach, sweet potatos, onions, potatoes, peanuts, and cow pea continue to be harvested, as well. The excitement is almost too much to bear, as we know that this is a project that is producing much and which is giving hope to many.
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"We have received a great deal of positive publicity regarding the special nature of this Hitting Challenge and Home Run Derby so we are expecting that buzz to lead to a huge crowd," said Blue Rocks general manager Chris Kemple. "Thanks to our partnership with Bank of America we can make this event about more than just providing Delaware sports fans with a night to remember, but about raising money for an outstanding cause."
The Blue Rocks are already set to become the first Minor League baseball club to host a Home Run Derby where players bat from the outfield and try to hit the ball into the stands behind where home plate normally resides. The hitting challenge will feature some of the best young prospects in baseball from both the Carolina League and California League competing in two events. First there will be a Hitting Contest featuring targets that players will have to hit in order to earn points. Then there will be a Home Run Derby. Fans will have the opportunity to catch any dingers off of these sluggers' bats as the Blue Rocks will flip the field at Frawley Stadium. A new batting cage will be installed in center field and derby contestants will be awarded homeruns by hitting balls into the seating area.
Now a potential souvenir is not the only thing fans will be able to take home from the ballpark that night, they will also have the knowledge that half of their price of admission went directly toward the more than 25,000 children in all areas of the state who benefit from the work done by the Boys & Girls Club.
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About 90 minutes before Wednesday's Game 3 at TD Garden, before fans were in the building and with very few eyes on him, Jaromir Jagr went for spin on the ice in front of the Bruins bench.
The skate lasted less than 30 seconds.
Nearly six hours later, he would win a pivotal battle for a puck about 30 feet away with one of the sport's biggest stars that would set up Boston's game-winning goal from Patrice Bergeron in double overtime.
Somehow, after 95 minutes of intense playoff hockey, the 41-year-old Jagr summoned up enough strength and energy when the Bruins needed it the most to make the play that put the Bruins one win from the Stanley Cup finals.
"I think he's got that experience, I guess, to always be at the right place on the ice, and on that play it's just a perfect example that he's buying in and he wants to help in any way he can, and that play right there, we don't get a goal if he doesn't make that play," Bergeron said.
Brad Marchand was on the receiving end of the pass from Jagr, who won the battle with Evgeni Malkin. Marchand tipped the puck to Bergeron for the winner.
"He played great," Marchand beamed. "And he has the last few games and he's really stepping up and it's the little things that you might not realize that he's doing."
But his heroics in Game 3 weren't the first for him in this series, as Marchand pointed out.
"On our fourth goal last game he made a great hit to get the puck to Bergy and [Wednesday] he batted hard with two guys and won the puck battle and we scored because of it, so that's what we need him to do and that's why he's such an incredible player."
Gone are the days of 1996 when he scored 62 goals with 87 assists and drew comparisons to Wayne Gretzky in the early to mid-1980s. Aside from his 2006 season with the Rangers, when he scored 54 goals and added 69 assists in 82 games, Jagr has been more of a threat on the ice than a prolific scorer.
Great players put up great numbers. Legendary players who wind up in the Hall of Fame have a way of changing their game to best suit the team they're on.
Many wondered in the first two rounds, when he had four assists and no goals, whether time had finally caught up with Jagr. He has three assists -- and still no goals -- in three games against the Penguins, but his presence is being felt in a huge way.
Jagr has always been one of the strongest players in the game on the puck, winning more battles than he loses. But Jagr's tenacious play in the neutral zone with a younger, stronger world-class player shows the adjustment he's made and, more importantly, his fire for the game still burns.
As it turns out, Jagr, a first-ballot Hall of Famer to be sure, has traded in fancy goals and his salute for battlefield grunt work.
"I think with Jags right now he seems to be having a lot of fun with our group," coach Claude Julien noted. "I think he's seen what is being accomplished from doing that. Players want to be part of it, and although he's played a certain way his whole career, he's willing to do what it takes here, too, to help us be successful, and that's two games in a row now where I've seen him finish a good check, turn the puck over and result in a goal.
"Certainly it doesn't go unnoticed, but when you're a 41-year-old that's never been known for your real physical play but more for the type of game that those Hall of Famers and superstar players play, and right now he's just doing whatever is asked of him, and that's a credit to Jags."
Wednesday's pregame skate wasn't the first time Jagr has been out on the ice by himself. After Game 2 against the Rangers, when people were questioning his ability to score, he went on the ice an hour after the game and skated circles by himself. He brought a crate of pucks with him and worked in three, fast-paced shifts. He worked on skating and puck control, the latter of which was on display at 12:13 a.m. Thursday morning.
"Well, you've got to give a lot of credit to his commitment to conditioning, and we all know at that age if you're not a well-conditioned athlete you're not going to survive," Julien said. "He really does a lot of extra work, and I remember hearing that from the time he was in Philadelphia a year ago where he was doing that kind of stuff and doing the extra work. I know a lot of people laugh at all the different things he does after a game and going out late and shooting pucks in weight belts and everything else, but he's committed and dedicated to the conditioning part of his game, and that's what's allowed him to stay on top of his game as much as he can for a guy that age."
"He's a pretty strong individual," Tuukka Rask said. "It probably looked like he was going to lose it for a second but he never gave up and stayed strong and went out and won it and we scored. It was a huge battle."
If the Bruins manage one more win, Jagr will match the feat of Mark Recchi, a teammate of Jagr's on the 1991 Stanley Cup winning Penguins, who reached the Stanley Cup finals with the Bruins two seasons ago. This time, Jagr will have beaten the team that drafted him back in 1990 as an 18-year-old out of Kladno, Czechoslovakia, to get back to the finals.
Recchi retired after winning the Cup with Boston.
Jagr won a Cup in his first two seasons in the NHL. Will he match Recchi and go out the ultimate high note? That's a question only he can answer, and you would figure one more drink from the Cup would go a long way in the decision.
Jagr did not speak immediately after Game 3. He let his play do that and went home to get some well-deserved rest. And, by the way, Jagr didn't skate an hour after Wednesday's marathon. Turns out, 95 minutes is enough hockey, even for a 41-year-old still sipping from the fountain of youth.
Shortly after the NFLRA released its statement demanding an apology from ESPN, Jim Quirk, the NFLRA's Executive Director, joined Mut to talk about the statement
WEEI's Chris Price joins Mut to talk about his experience of being in yesterday's Patriots championship parade, and which New England free agents could return to play for the Pats next season.
Super Bowl champ Vince Wilfork joins the show to talk about his feelings about winning the Super Bowl and what his future holds.
Flannery joins Mut to break down the Isaiah Thomas trade to Boston and what it means for the Celtics this season and in the future. Paul also chats with Mut about the other deals that happened at the NBA's trading deadline
We talk to Chris Mannix from SI to break down the C's acquisition of Isaiah Thomas and the crazy trade deadline in the rest of the NBA.
Jessica Camerato of basketballinsiders.com joins the show to talk about Marcus Smart, the starting lineup, and trade deadline.
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The guys kick off a free form Friday by looking at the competition in the outfield and a possible peace with Pete Abe.
On this weeks Aloha Friday, Tim apologizes to our producer Tom for not knowing who Leonard Nimoy was, Christian bashes Kanye West, and Joey makes amends for mistaking camel noises for llama noises
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Dale and Michael discuss the plight of the Bruins as the trade deadline looms.
Dale and Michael go back and forth on the circumstances around Vandy coach Kevin Stallings verbally berating a player on national TV, and using harsh language like "I'll kill you"
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The group said it added 150,000 broadband customers in the quarter, with many lured in by a package including 38 top-flight football matches a season on its TV service, which has notched up more than 2.5 million customers since last August.
Although the pace of growth slowed on the 156,000 seen the previous three months, it was still 23% higher than a year earlier and beat the 110,000 broadband customers reported by rival BSkyB yesterday.
BT said the performance helped consumer revenues rise by 6% - the best for 10 years - while it also saw the group return to overall quarterly revenue growth for the first time in four and a half years, up 2% to £4.6 billion.
Underlying pre-tax profits rose by a better-than-expected 8% to £722 million and BT upped its full-year earnings guidance as it said cost-cutting efforts were offsetting its hefty BT Sport outlays.
There have been fears over the financial impact of BT's recent sport deals after it forked out almost £900 million in November to secure the UK rights to show Champions League and Europa League matches, which followed hot on the heels of its £738 million deal for 38 live Premier League matches.
But BT said today progress on cost savings would now see underlying annual earnings come in towards the top of the expected range of between £6 billion to £6.1 billion.
BSkyB fought back yesterday having been left reeling recently after losing out on the key football rights to BT, hailing "explosive growth" for its on-demand TV service and announcing a new five-year deal for the exclusive rights to the entire HBO TV catalogue, which includes top US shows such as Girls and Game Of Thrones.
BT said it attracted more than 1.5 million viewers for two games over the festive quarter - Manchester City v Liverpool and Manchester United v Spurs.
It currently offers BT Sport free to broadband customers, except those who have signed up for high definition, but experts expect the group to be forced to start charging to recoup its costs.
BT remained tight-lipped on future plans to change the offer, but confirmed it will start charging for full access to Champions and Europa League matches in 2015/16.
It was helped by a 2% reduction in overall group costs in the quarter as it continues to make efficiencies across its UK and worldwide operations, automating where it can.
Shares in the group rose 3% after the update.
Richard Hunter, head of equities at Hargreaves Lansdown Stockbrokers, said: "BT is a company firing on all cylinders, with extra propulsion coming in the form of its high-profile entry into the TV sporting arena."
BT said it saw record numbers sign up to its fibre broadband, with 228,000 net adds, although that also includes existing customers who upgraded.
The number of consumer line losses during its third quarter also dropped by 60% to 70,000.
BT is forming a joint venture with T-Mobile and Orange parent EE to launch a mobile phone service this year, which could be bundled with its other offerings in a so-called "quad play" package.
BSkyB is rumoured to be looking to counter this with a tie-up with Vodafone, saying yesterday it was "open minded" about partnering with other firms, but adding it was not "imperative" for the business.
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In Gaza City, they buried the man whose killing started this latest round of bloodshed, the body of the Hamas military leader Ahmed al-Jaabari, wrapped in a blood-stained sheet.
Senior Hamas figures stayed away, conscious of Israel's warning that they are now in the firing line.
Hamas spokesman Sami Abu Zuhri told euronews: "The Israeli attacks are aimed at breaking Palestinian resistance and the will of the Palestinian people. They will not succeed. Resistance is capable of protecting the Palestinian people and of teaching the enemy a lesson so they will no longer commit this type of crime again."
The mourners had ignored warnings from Israel. With days of fierce fighting anticipated, the Israelis dropped leaflets warning Palestinians to keep away from Hamas.
"We're relying on our resistance and we call on our mujahideen fighters to strike the zionists with all their force," said one man at the funeral.
"It's a dark day for Palestinians, but with God's help it will be dark for the Jews as well," added another.
Israel claims more 200 rockets were fired from Palestinian positions after Jaabari was killed. Police say the first Israelis to die in the latest violence perished when a building was hit in Kiryat Malachi, 25 kilometres north of Gaza.
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