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Last month, I gave this tribute to Aaron Swartz, an internet activist, when I hosted a special Capitol Hill showing of the documentary Killswitch. Aaron was targeted for prosecution for his political views and, facing decades in prison, he killed himself. The documentary not only demonstrates how modern technology threatens our privacy and freedom, but it also recognizes the sacrifices that Aaron Swartz and Edward Snowden made on behalf of those fundamental principles. Aaron used to work for me. So when I introduced the film, I had a few personal things to say:
I'd like to begin by sharing my war experience with you. I remember when I was under fire ... Confederate fire. And Oliver Wendell Homes turned to me, and he said to me, "Get down, you fool."
I'm sorry, no, that wasn't me; that was actually Abraham Lincoln. I'll confess: I'm not Abraham Lincoln, nor am I Bill O'Reilly. But the nice thing about living at this point in time, in the early 21st Century, is that you can actually check my story, right? You can go on the Internet, and find out whether Oliver Wendell Holmes actually ever said that to me. (By the way, he did say it to Lincoln.)
We need to do what we can to preserve that freedom, the freedom to find things out. The freedom to have that magical machine that people started to write about in the mid-20th Century, that magical computer where you could ask any question you wanted, and out came the answer.
That's a magnificent accomplishment for humanity. But there is another even more important, magnificent accomplishment, which is that the Internet lets us find each other. Not just find out facts, not just find out numbers, but find other spirits, other souls who, in some way that matters to us, are like us. Kindred spirits. That's a space humanity has created for itself now, that never existed before. It lets you connect with somebody in Bombay, or Tokyo, on very deep levels, when just a short time ago, they were not even a part of your imagination. And that's something that we have to work hard to protect, because it will always be the case that selfish interests -- whether it's multinational corporations, the military-industrial complex, the spying-industrial complex, whoever it might be -- they will try to take that freedom away from us. It's happening right now. That's what you're about to see [in this documentary].
Now, we're going to hear about two people. I never met Edward Snowden, but I did know quite a bit about Aaron Swartz. In fact, he worked for me, for a period of time, a few years ago. And he was brilliant, as you'll see for yourself. I'm sure that whatever this film may say about him, it can barely do justice to what a special human being he was.
There were a couple of things about Aaron that, I have to tell you honestly, I found disconcerting. One this was that Aaron would always come up better assignments than any assignments that I could come up with. I'd tell Aaron, "Would you please do this?" And Aaron would say, "Well, sure, but do you mind if I also do that?" And always, 'that' turned out to be much more important than 'this.' Every single time.
Another interesting thing that disturbed me about Aaron was that he really got things done. [Laughter.] Now here, in Washington D.C., that's a lost art. People really don't know how to do that anymore. Time after time, after time, we wait 'til the very last minute, and we somehow manage, often but not always, to somehow get through it, without actually accomplishing anything, but actually just barely avoiding disaster. Aaron wasn't like that at all. Aaron would think of this amazing thing -- I was stunned by his audacity that he'd even think of it -- and then a few weeks later, it'd be done. He was magnificent that way.
And over time I realized that my reluctance that I had, my frustration that I couldn't give him assignments that were better than what he'd come up himself, it really reflected more on me than on him. So I stopped thinking about it, entirely.
Now he had a very special quality, which some of you may have, yourselves. Aaron liked to rock the boat. He didn't mind rocking the boat. And that's a unique quality in human beings. All over the world, I think, you'll find that there's a deep resistance and hesitation to rocking the boat. I've said that there are roughly 2,000 human languages on this planet, and I would venture to say that in every single one of those languages, there's an idiom for the phrase: "Don't rock the boat." Well, he rocked the boat. Not only by creating Reddit at the age of 19, something which by itself would have given him the freedom to stay in bed for the rest of his life, and order in pizzas, to be delivered, never having to move beyond the bathroom. He could have had that life. But instead he wanted more. He wanted to go out and, as you'll see, he wanted to imprint on the world his own sense of freedom -- the freedom I just talked to you about -- the freedom to be able to connect with other people.
Now, here's the funny thing about what happens when you rock the boat. Sometimes when you rock the boat, the boat rocks you. It rocks back. And Aaron actually understood that, and he took it in good spirits. You have to pay a price for orienting your life in that manner. For some of us who try to rock the boat, we lose our family. For some of us who try to rock the boat, we lose our property. Some of us go to prison. In Aaron's case, he lost his life. But he always understood that that's the price that sometimes you must pay if you were that kind of person; if you have the impulse to go ahead and make a difference.
He was a person of enormous talent. And sometimes we are very hard on people with enormous talent. At a memorial service for Aaron, I mentioned Alan Turing, whose story since has become famous in a Hollywood movie. I think that there is a very deep and important point in talking about Aaron, in talking about Alan Turing, in talking about Oscar Wilde, who suffered for his greatness, too. In talking [about such people] all the way back to Socrates. These are people whom we made to pay a price because they were so good at what they did that it disturbed us, it got under our skin. We look at them with some degree of, I don't know, maybe you could call it guilt. Maybe you'd call it jealousy. But we took their lives, and we crushed them. They became human sacrifices, as you are about to see [in the documentary].
And that's a pity, because people of talent make our lives better. And although we may think that we have to protect ourselves from them, in reality, it's they who need protection from us, as we'll see in this movie. And far from our needing protection from them, they're the ones who make our lives better. If Alan Turing had lived, he would have won two or three Nobel Prizes after cracking the Nazi codes, and inventing the Turing machine, which is the basis for all of modern computing. If Oscar Wilde had lived, we'd not be enjoying only three or four major plays, we would be enjoying ten, or twelve or fifteen of them. And of course if Socrates had lived, then Plato wouldn't have been such a bad guy after all.
So we have to learn to cherish those people who stand out; not to hate them, not to be jealous of them, not to punish them, not to ridicule them; and for sure, not to kill them. But rather to understand that the things that make us special are in fact the things that make us different, not the things that make us the same. And that any well-organized society takes advantage of our differences; doesn't try to undermine them or hide them; doesn't try to get over them, or overcome them; but rather seeks to cherish them. And make sure, in any event, that the prosecution that Aaron faced doesn't become a persecution for the way he was.
Because, as Margaret Meade said, it's people like that, those few people who can organize, who can assert themselves, who actually achieve advancement for all us, the entire human race. It's the only thing that ever has.
So with that, I'd like to turn you over to the film. I would like to mention that you'll be enjoying a Q&A after the film with Professor Lessig. Professor Lessig actually joined me in that memoriam for Aaron Swartz a few years ago. Here's a couple things you may not know about Prof. Lessig. Unaccountably, Christopher Lloyd once depicted him in a film, but not me. I don't know why. It seems that he'd be a natural to [portray] me, but that's never happened yet. Professor Lessig is also the sixth most famous former University of Chicago law school professor. Who can name some of the others? Anybody? [Audience responds.]. Barack Obama, yes. Barack Obama, three Supreme Court justices and Judge Douglas Ginsburg – my thesis advisor at Harvard – who somehow neglected to invite me to any of his pot parties. I feel very bitter about that to this day, obviously.
Anyway, understand that the film that you are about to see, which focuses on two incredible people, focuses not only on their personal bravery and the sacrifices they made, but also is a hallmark for our time. It is a landmark, on the road to either heaven or hell. And that decision is ours. Thank you very much.
Rep. Alan Grayson
To see the video, click here.
So we had a hearing a week ago on ISIS ("we" being the House Foreign Affairs Committee), and the witnesses were three experts on U.S. policy in the Middle East, all dues-paying members of the Military-Industrial Complex. They were James Jeffrey, who was Deputy Chief of Mission at our embassy in Iraq; Rick Brennan, a political scientist at the Rand Corp.; and Dafna Rand, who was on the National Security Council staff. The White House had just released the President's draft Authorization for the Use of Military Force (AUMF) against ISIS, and I felt that I needed a good translator, so I asked them what the ISIS war authorization meant. Their answers were chilling: the ISIS war authorization means whatever the President wants it to mean. If you don't believe me, just listen to them:
GRAYSON: Section 2(c) of the President's draft Authorization for the Use of Military Force reads as follows: "The authority granted in subsection A [to make war on ISIS and forces 'alongside' ISIS] does not authorize the use of US armed forces in enduring offensive ground combat operations." Ambassador Jeffrey, what does 'enduring' mean?
JEFFREY: My answer would be a somewhat sarcastic one: "Whatever the Executive at the time defines 'enduring' as." And I have a real problem with that.
GRAYSON: Dr. Brennan?
BRENNAN: I have real problems with that also. I don't know what it means. I can just see the lawyers fighting over the meaning of this. But more importantly, if you're looking at committing forces for something that you are saying is either [a] vital or important interest of the United States, and you get in the middle of a battle, and all of a sudden, are you on offense, or are you on defense? What happens if neighbors cause problems? Wars never end the way that they were envisioned. And so I think that that's maybe a terrible mistake to put in the AUMF.
GRAYSON: Dr. Rand?
RAND: Enduring, in my mind, specifies an open-endedness, it specifies lack of clarity on the particular objective at hand.
GRAYSON: Dr. Rand, is two weeks 'enduring'?
RAND: I would leave that to the lawyers to determine exactly.
GRAYSON: So your answer is [that] you don't know, right? How about two months?
RAND: I don't know. Again, I think it would depend on the particular objective, 'enduring' in my mind is not having a particular military objective in mind.
GRAYSON: So you don't really know what it means. Is that a fair statement?
RAND: 'Enduring,' in my mind, means open-ended.
GRAYSON: All right — Section Five of the draft of the Authorization of the Use of Military Force reads as follows: "In this resolution, the term 'associated persons or forces' means individuals and organizations fighting for, on behalf of, or alongside ISIL or any closely-related successor entity in hostilities against the United States or its coalition partners." Ambassador Jeffrey, what does "alongside ISIL" mean?
JEFFREY: I didn't draft this thing.
GRAYSON: Nor did I.
JEFFREY: Nor did you, but I would have put that in there if I had been drafting it, and the reason is, I think they went back to 2001, of course this is the authorization we're still using, along with the 2002 one for this campaign, and these things morph. For example, we've had a debate over whether ISIS is really an element of Al Qaeda; it certainly was when I knew it as Al Qaeda in Iraq in 2010 to 2012, and these semantic arguments confuse us and confuse our people on the ground, in trying to deal with these folks. You'll know it when you see it, if it's ISIS or it's an ally of ISIS.
GRAYSON: How about the Free Syrian Army, are they fighting alongside ISIL in Syria?
JEFFREY: No, they're not fighting alongside ISIL, in fact often they're fighting against ISIL, and ISIL against them in particular.
GRAYSON: What about Assad, is he fighting "alongside" or against? It's kind of hard to tell without a scorecard, isn't it?
JEFFREY: It sure is.
GRAYSON: Yes. What about you, Dr. Brennan, can you tell me what "alongside ISIL" means?
BRENNAN: No, I really couldn't. I think that, what, you know, it might be. The 9/11 Commission uses the phrase "radical islamist organizations." I think maybe if we went to a wording like that, it includes all those 52 groups that adhere to this type of ideology, that threaten the United States. But we're putting ourselves in boxes and as you said Senator – Congressman — I'm trying to understand what that means, what the limits are … who we're dealing with, and it's very confusing.
GRAYSON: Dr. Rand?
RAND: Well, first of all, I believe that the confusion is probably a function of the fact that this is an unclassified document, so it's not going to specify exactly which groups are considered associates; that would be for a classified setting. But second, as I said in the testimony, the nature of the alliances within ISIL are changing and are fluid, and those who are targeting, the military experts, know exactly who is a derivative or an associate or an ally of ISIS, at any given moment.
GRAYSON: Why are you so confident of that? It seems to me that it's a matter of terminology, not a matter of ascertainable fact.
RAND: Based on my public service, I've seen some of the lawyers, and some of the methodologies, and … .
GRAYSON: Okay. Here's the $64 billion question for you, Ambassador Jeffrey, and if we have time, for you others. If you can't tell us — you three experts can't tell us — what these words mean, what does that tell us? Ambassador Jeffrey?
JEFFREY: That it's very difficult to be using a tool basically designed to declare war or something like war on a nation-state, which has a fixed definition, against a group that morphs, that changes its name, that has allies, and other things. Do we not fight it? We have to fight it. Are we having a hard time defining it? You bet.
GRAYSON: Dr. Brennan?
BRENNAN: I'd agree with the ambassador. I think the issue we that need to be looking at is trying to broaden terminology and understand that it is a tenet, or organizations and groups that adhere to this ideology, and make it broad enough that if one pops up in a different country that is doing the same thing, that is a sister of this organization, the President has the authority to act.
GRAYSON: Dr. Brennan, I think that you just described a blank check, which I'm not willing to give to the President or anybody else. But thank you for your time.
So that's what the experts had to say. Now I have a question for you: How do you spell the word "quagmire"? Answer: I-S-L-A-M-I-C S-T-A-T-E.
Rep. Alan Grayson
"'When I use a word,' Humpty Dumpty said in a rather scornful tone, 'it means just what I choose it to mean – neither more nor less."
- Lewis Carroll, Through the Looking-Glass ch. 6 (1871).
A week ago, I was on national TV, discussing President Obama's draft Authorization for the Use of Military Force against ISIS. Here is what I said:
Thom Hartmann: Joining me now to talk more about the President's proposed authorization is Congressman Alan Grayson, who represents Florida's 9th [congressional] district, and does so brilliantly, I might add. Congressman Grayson, it's always great to see you. Thank you for joining us tonight.
Alan Grayson: Thank you, Thom.
TH: I wanted to get your take on the President's proposal, but first can you explain something for our audience: If we're just now getting authorization for the ISIS fight, what authority have we been acting under since August?
AG: Well, the President claims authority as Commander in Chief, which is generally interpreted as defensive -- and also very short-term. And the President has also made it clear that he thinks he has the authority [to attack ISIS], even today, under the 2001 authorization to use military force. That's counterintuitive, because ISIS didn't even exist in 2001, or in 2005, or in 2010. But that, in fact, is what the President is claiming as a legal basis. A lot of people like me are skeptical.
TH: And to that, to that new AUMF, the major criticism we're hearing is that it's too vague. Do you agree with that criticism? And what do you see as the major problems with the President's plan?
AG: Well as you said [earlier in the show], this AUMF is a recipe for perpetual war. But I think the problems actually go deeper than that. When I look at something like this, I say to myself, 'I'm not just voting for a bunch of words here.' If I vote for an AUMF, I'm voting for war. And there are far deeper questions that we need to address, that seem to have no good answers in this circumstance. The first question is: Is there actually a threat to U.S. people or U.S. property? Does ISIS represent a threat, a substantial threat, to U.S. people and U.S. property? We could answer that question well [if we] were talking about the Nazis or Soviet Union. I think the answer with regard to ISIS is clear: We have the Atlantic and the Pacific Oceans that protect us -- our greatest allies, by the way. And the fact is that ISIS is a very limited force that doesn't even come close to having the military capability of any actual country in that region, even a weak country like Yemen. So there are actually no direct threats, even to U.S. property, like for instance U.S. embassies that are nearby. And the fact that they have been able to pick off four U.S. citizens, who frankly put themselves in a dangerous place, does not mean that they represent a significant threat to U.S. persons or U.S. properties on any major level. The second question to ask is: If they did – which they don't – then would our response be commensurate? Would it be proportionate? And there again, we completely fail that common-sense test. We are going into perpetual war, involving literally thousands and thousands of sorties and air strikes against ISIS, on the basis, frankly, of their having killed four Americans. [They] also committed atrocities, which are unfortunate, and have stunk up our TVs and our Internet access, and it's offended us on some deep level. But nevertheless, we have to get past the point that every time we see something on our computer screens that we don't like, we go ahead and bomb it. That is a recipe for national bankruptcy, as well moral bankruptcy. And the third question that I think needs to be asked is this: If this were actually a threat to the United States, and if our response were proportionate, do we have a path to victory? And the answer, here again, is "no." I'm sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but I listen to a lot of briefings, and I will tell you that I haven't heard the Administration come with anything resembling a sensible proposal to remove ISIS from Syria. Now Iraq is something of a closer case. There are people on both sides of that argument. But I know a bit about that [country] (I prosecuted war profiteers in Iraq), and I don't think the Administration has a credible war plan to remove ISIS from Iraq either. So on every conceivable basis, every rational basis, this is what a great State Senator 13 years ago referred to as a "dumb war," [State Sen. Barack Obama – ed.] and we should stay out of it.
TH: Wow. Do you think there are enough restrictions contained in this AUMF to prevent another ground war in the Middle East, to prevent a metastasis of this beyond or outside of ISIL?
AG: Not in the least. In fact I think the AUMF is deliberately — deliberately — drafted in a bad way. It doesn't give us anything resembling an actual military plan: Who we're attacking; when we're attacking them; how we're attacking them. It doesn't have any geographical limitation whatsoever. The President literally could use this AUMF to justify military action within the United States, or Canada, or Belgium, or any number of other places. . . . The only specific limitation is that it says the President won't employ U.S. ground forces in offensive capacity in an "enduring" manner. Now, to give you an example of how much leeway that gives him: Operation Enduring Freedom is now in its fourteenth year, with no end in sight; so much for "enduring."
TH: There are some who are suggesting that ISIL was funded by Saudi Arabia, in part anyway, [and it] was created by Saudi Arabia. Bernie Sanders yesterday was saying this is their [Saudi Arabia's] fight, going back to Prince Bandar: Was it prescient or beyond the pale?
AG: Well it actually is disturbing to me to see how the Administration has botched anything resembling a decent war plan here [involving Saudi Arabian ground forces], because of its obsession to prop up the state of Iraq, the so-called central government of Iraq. Secretary Kerry told me last year that he had not even bothered to ask the other countries in the Middle East to provide ground forces to fight ISIS. So I went ahead and asked. And I found that the answer was 'yes' for the UAE. The answer was 'yes' for Egypt, if the U.N. authorized it, which it has. And now we find out the answer is also 'yes' for Jordan. I think if we wanted to win the war [against ISIS], we would put together an international fighting force, either under U.N. auspices, or under Arab League auspices, which would take advantage of the fact the Saudis spend a fortune on their so-called defense. The Saudis are actually very unhappy with ISIS. I can tell you that for a fact. And what we would do is put together a force that spoke the local language, that looked like the local people, and that understood the local customs – unlike our young men and women, whom we send over there with nothing resembling those advantages, to do the same kind of fighting, and the same kind of dying.
TH: That's essentially what Dana Rohrabacher said . . . . He said 'I see no reason why we shouldn't enlist Assad in the fight against ISIS.'
AG: We don't need to do that. There is a basic misconception here. As Leader Pelosi often says, 'Everyone thinks that one more act of violence will end violence for all time, and it never does.' In fact, there is no way to win this that is something that we would regard as even acceptable to us on a moral level. Of course we have the ability to go ahead and destroy ISIS – we could turn Iraq and Syria into molten glass. But that's something that's beneath us. That's something that shows that the terrorists would have won, because at that point, we would be them. So the answer is, are we willing to involve ourselves in a 1,200-year civil war to the point where we win for one side or the other, or do we simply say, 'It's not our problem?'
TH: Very well said. Congressman Grayson, you're brilliant. Thanks you so much for being with us.
AG: Thank you, Thom.
"Perpetual war?" I'm against it.
Rep. Alan Grayson
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"We, the People, still believe that enduring security and lasting peace do not require perpetual war."
- President Barack Obama, Second Inaugural Address (2013).
Last week, The Nation magazine published this article that I wrote:
Did the GOP Just Give Away $130 Billion of Public Property?
A giant Anglo-Australian mining company is getting the rights to a huge copper reserve—and we don't know what American taxpayers are getting in return.
By: Rep. Alan Grayson
In December, two Republican senators, John McCain and Jeff Flake, pushed Congress and the president into giving away what could amount to over $130 billion in public property.
That's enough to provide every single unemployed American a minimum-wage job for an entire year. That's enough to pay for a year of tuition at a public institution for every college student in the US.
And yet the GOP big-shots call themselves "fiscal conservatives"! "Fiscal conservatives," my you-know-what.
I'm talking about the huge giveaway to the mining companies Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton in the Defense Authorization Act. It was splayed across ten pages of the bill, pages 441 to 450 (out of 697).
Rio Tinto is a 142-year-old mining company headquartered in London with management offices in Melbourne, Australia. It has a market capitalization of $74-$87 billion. BHP Billiton is a 155-year-old mining company, also run out of Melbourne. It has a market capitalization of $124–$126 billion. Based on market value, they are the two largest mining companies in the world. Rather than actually competing against each other (no chance of that happening!), they joined hands. Rio Tinto owns 55 percent of a company called Resolution Copper Mining LLC, and BHP Billiton owns the remaining 45 percent. And thanks to the maneuvering of GOP senators McCain and Flake, the US government is handing over land with more than $130 billion in underground copper to Resolution Copper.
In a land-swap deal, the Defense Authorization Act took four square miles of Tonto National Forest—public land in Pinal County, just outside Superior, Arizona—and gave it to Resolution Copper, so that Resolution Copper can build a copper mine on the site. According to Resolution Copper's website, the copper resource under that land contains 1.6 billion metric tons of copper-rich ore, which itself contains 1.47 percent copper. (That's roughly 30 pounds of copper in every ton of ore.) So there are approximately 23.5 million tons of copper sitting under those four square miles of public property.
As I write this, copper goes for $5666 per ton. So the copper under those 2,422 acres of national park land is worth roughly $133.8 billion, at current prices.
The law does say that if the land Resolution Copper gives the federal government in return is less than the federal land they just got, they'll have to pay the difference in cash. But Resolution Copper gets a say in which appraiser gets chosen, and it's not clear that the appraisal will fairly incorporate the value of the copper reserves.
(Wouldn't it have been much simpler to put the land up for competitive sale, with a prescribed mandatory royalty? That's how oil and gas leases on federal property are handled. But then there would be no way to "throw" the property to Resolution Copper, or to finagle the consideration for it.)
McCain and Flake pressed hard for this rip-off to be included in the Defense Authorization bill, even though it has nothing to do with defense. The Defense Authorization bill is a "must-pass" bill, like appropriation bills and debt ceiling bills. It has passed Congress, and been signed into law by the president, fifty-three years in a row.
Rio Tinto and BHP's minions had tried to get the Resolution Copper swindle through the House of Representatives as a separate bill. They failed, even when the GOP controlled the House. But when McCain and Flake stuffed it into a huge defense bill, it sailed right through. (I voted against it, by the way.)
There is a certain irony that Senator Jeff Flake, of all people, earmarked this public land for Resolution Copper. During his twelve years in the House of Representatives, Flake was famous for exactly one thing: trying—and failing—to kill other congressmen's earmarks. 60 Minutes glorified him as a Mr. Smith Goes to Washington character for that. Flake offered 140 amendments to kill individual earmarks. The House voted against Flake on 138 of them. One was ruled out of order. One of them passed, in which Flake blocked a $129,000 grant to a charity in North Carolina.
So Flake kept $129,000 out of the hands of a charity, ran for the US Senate on that basis as an anti-earmark champion, and won. And now he has helped the two largest mining companies in the world to land worth over $130 billion.
And don't even try to tell me that the government just had to transfer this land to a private company, or it never would have been developed. The ten largest oil and gas companies in the world, by reserves, are all government-owned: the national oil companies of Saudi Arabia, Iran, Qatar, Iraq, Venezuela, the UAE, Kuwait, Nigeria, Libya and Algeria. (Exxon is number fourteen on the list.) In fact, that one copper mine in Arizona that we just gave away has as much in copper resources as China National Offshore Oil Corp. (CNOOC) has in oil reserves. And CNOOC trades on the New York Stock Exchange, and has a market capitalization of $63 billion.
Or we could have just auctioned off those four square miles of public land. Of course, with Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton colluding rather than competing, we might not have seen anything even remotely resembling fair value that way, either.
Not all is lost, however, or at least not yet. Reading through this ten-page travesty, I saw that there are three things that have to happen before Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton finally get away with this legislative larceny:
(1) The land happens to be an old Native American burial ground. Before things proceed, the secretary of agriculture and Resolution Copper have to find "mutually acceptable measures to address the concerns of the affected Indian tribes." Maybe they won't.
(2) The secretary of agriculture has to prepare an environmental impact statement "which shall be used as the basis for all decisions under Federal law related to the proposed mine." Maybe the project won't pass environmental muster.
(3) There's a last resort if the deal isn't blocked. As noted above, the secretary of agriculture and Resolution Copper, together, have to hire an appraiser who will appraise the value of the federal land, and if the land being given away is worth more than the land being received (which it certainly should, because the land being received is copper-less), then Resolution Copper should pay the full difference, with the value of the mineral rights taken into account.
Note to Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack: I am begging you to make sure that the appraisal of that Tonto National Forest property fully reflects the copper in it, and I won't be happy unless I see a figure in the tens of billions of dollars. Just this once, let's stop this scheme to steal this valuable resource of the people, by the people and for the people away from us.
Rep. Alan Grayson
I'm excited about Bill Maher's visit to Orlando this Sunday (and you can have a chance to join us, if you contribute today). One reason for my excitement is that Bill and I caught lightning in a bottle on his show three years ago, when I earned the first standing ovation for a guest in the (then) 18-year history of the show. To this day, people still tell me how special that moment was for them.
Bill and I, and the other guests, were talking about a question that still perplexes many of the clueless people at the top of the heap today: What is everyone so angry about? At the time, the vessel of that public anger was the Occupy Wall Street movement, which was utterly befuddling to Bill's other guests, especially conservative propagandist P.J. O'Rourke. This is how it went down:
P.J.: Is it that the Occupy Wall Street People, like us, flunked econ?
AMG [to Bill Maher]: No, listen, Bill, I have no trouble understanding what they're complaining about.
P.J.: Oh, did you pass Econ?
AMG: I was an economist for more than three years, so I think so.
P.J.: Oh, I guess you did, no wonder. You were probably the grad student who flunked me in Econ 101.
AMG: No, but I would have, if I had had the chance. Now let me tell you what they are talking about. They're complaining about the fact that Wall Street wrecked the economy three years ago, and nobody has been held responsible for that. Not a single person has been indicted or convicted for destroying twenty percent - twenty percent! - of our national net worth, accumulated over the course of two centuries. They're upset about the fact that Wall Street has iron control over the economic policies of this country, and that one party is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Wall Street and the other party caters to them as well. That's the real truth of the matter, as you've said before, [Bill].
P.J.: Get the man a bongo drum. They've found their spokesman. Take your shoes off, get a bongo drum, forget to go to the bathroom, and it's yours.
AMG: Listen, if I am a spokesman for all of the people who think that we shouldn't have 24 million people in this country who can't find a full-time job, that we should not have 50 million people who can't see a doctor when they are sick, that we shouldn't have 47 million people in this country who need the Government's help to feed themselves, and that we shouldn't have 15 million families who owe more on their mortgages than the value of their homes - OK, I'll be that spokesman.
Bill Maher: Oh, look, they're standing in the audience!
It was electric. Maybe something like that will happen again this Friday. And if you contribute to our campaign today - today only - then maybe you'll be there with me to see it.
If you'd like an opportunity to join Bill and me in Orlando this Sunday, then hit that link below, and toss in $20.16 or more. Become a monthly contributor, and you get two chances for the price of one.
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Rep. Alan Grayson
Candidate for Congress (D-FL)


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Name: The Guild Conglomerate.
Leader(s): The Board of Directors, the Allguilds Council, and Executive Karr'Islay.
Galactic Location: Various.
Government type: Joint-stock.
Economic type: "Capitalism."
Money: Far, far too much to keep track of.
Military strength: Unknown. As in, even they don't know exactly how many troops they have. Each Guild keeps track of its own militia.
Military tech: Easily 3. Probably more, but they prefer to sell weapons, not use them.
Worlds: They tend to not live on planets, but they originated on Doer-Vaeran and control small portions of a few other worlds.
Population: Countless.
Respect: A five at most. The Xel'Naga were the first to look down on them contemptously, and people have been doing it ever since.
Fear: Probably at least a seven or eight, for while they aren't scary warriors or anything, they are extremely greedy, have talents such as voice manipulation, and will stop at nothing to make a profit.
OK. However, they are highly advanced in medical science and mining machinery. Just something to mention.
Also, they have Worldships. They live in them, moving around constantly to trade with/rob different people.
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I understand if you say no, but can I have two nations? I want to make a mar sara like nation on the outskirts :)
If you think you can handle it.
Meh, Ive changed my mind for now
Thanks to exceeding the character limit, here's my army's aresenal in a seperate post.
>>CMC-400 Power Armour (Advanced, Bulkier, version of the CMC-300 Power Armour. Comparable to upgraded marauder armor in durability, and a hybrid of marine and marauder in mobility. Painted a Dark Grey with the symbol of the U.P.A on it's chestplate)
>>Guass Carbine (Like the rifle, but 3-round burst fire, longer ranged, and better accuracy)
>>3 M12 Fragmentation Grenade (Can't pierce CMC power armour, mostly used to flush out enemies from cover)
Heavy Weapon Specialists
>>CMC-500 Tactical Dreadnaught Armour (An advanced version of the marauder chasis. Solid Slug rounds are useless and even guass spikes have difficult time piercing it's hide. Painted a Jet Black with the symbol of the U.P.A on it's upper chestplate.)
>>Punisher Missiles (Anti-Infantry and Anti-Tank Varients. Both are advanced variants of the grenades of the old marauder suits, made into warheads for longer range and greater accuracy)
Devil Dogs (HWS Variant)
>>CMC-500 Tactical Dreadnaught Armour (Painted a Jet black with a flaming design of dark grey to charcoal black on their arms and shoulder pads. The symbol of the U.P.A is shown on it's chestplate, surrounded by a wreath of charcoal black flame.)
>>Hellfire Launchers (Missile Launchers that fire Incendiary Warheads that are noteriously known for their charcoal black flames and ablility to burn bright even in the Frozen climates of Valhalla)
Medics (Non-combatants: Protected by the rules of engagement)
>>CMC-400 Power Armour: Medical Varient (The armour is painted a bright white with the red cross on both shoulder pads and the Symbol of the U.P.A on their helmet. A full range of medical tools and syringes are inside the right arm, and a medical scanner is on the left)
Leman Russ Battle Tank: A Heavily armored battle tank with a cannon comparable to the siege tank in siege mode. It is armed with regular cannon rounds as well as Incendiaries and Anti-Vehicle rounds. It is painted a Jet Black with the symbol of the U.P.A on the corners of the hull.
Baneblade: What can only be described as a mobile Bastion at the size of a thor if it were laid flat on the ground, this monster is armed with a main gun dubbed the 'Guass Cannon', a double-barreled Rail Gun that fires Adamantine-Tipped Depleted Uranium Spikes at mach 1, or it can also fire the same ammunition as a Leman Russ, though still at supersonic speeds. Two turrets are on either side with 180° swival turrets, each armed with quad-barreled Guass Cannons that fire adamantine-tipped spikes. It is armored with an Adamantine Chasis, and there have been documented reports of baneblade chasises entirely undamaged when the rest of the tank was blown away.
There are luckily only 10 of these monstrosities currently existing, and only one has ever been on the field at any one time, but in the face of this unkown threat, that record may finally be broken...
Class: Fighter
Engine: Promethium-Fueled Thruster
Armor: Neosteel
>>Javalin Missile x8 (4 on each wing)
>>>Description: Advanced version of the wraith missiles of old, these have a higher yield explosion and come in 3 types: Standerd/All-Porpose (High-Yield Explosive), Anti-Infantry (Incendiary), Anti-Vehicle/Ship (Armor-Percing and High-Yield Explosive)
>>Guass Cannon x2 (both on either side of the frontal hull)
>>>Description: Essentially a larger version of the Guass Rifle
Class: Stealth Bomber
Engine: Experimental Plasma Generator
Armor: Neosteel
Description: Having only exited the prototype stage a few years ago, the shadowbolt has proven it's worth time and again, responsible for the devastation of many criminal outposts for such a short time of service, and it's jamming technolagy has proven useful even against the most advanced of scanners.
As for the jammer itself, it essentially works as a blot on the radar. Conventional Scanners pick up a literal lack of anything in an area, and attempts at satallite photos, or any photos for that matter, only catch a veritable 'dead zone' in the picture. Sure, anybody looking out a window will still see it coming, but in the dead of night or out in space, a black dot on a black canvas is awfully hard to see.
Now, this isn't to say no scanners can detect the ship, but the Shadowbolt pilots have come up with a clever, if suicidal, countermeasure against those they know have access to such technolagy.
Kill the engine just before entering scanner range, and simply drift to their target, before gunning the engine once they're within striking distance and rain hell on their target.
>>Black Bomb x24
>>>Description: The main weapon of the Shadowbolt, there are 3 types; Standerd (Think Siege Tank explosion x3), Incendiary (Essentially a larger version of the Devil Dog Hellfire), and Plasma (An experimental plasma based explosive based on the weapons of the now-gone protoss).
>>Double-barreled Guass Cannon x4 (One on the tail, one on either side, and one on the top)
>>>Description: Essentially a larger version of the Guass Rifle, mostly used for self-defense in case they're spotted.
Class: Dropship
Engine: Promethium-fueled Thruster
Armor: Neosteel
Description: The conventional U.P.A dropship, holds up to 30 soldiers or 10 soldiers and a Leman Russ. It can also be outfitted with a Shadowbolt's Jammer at the cost of 10 seats.
>>Guass Cannon x4 (Tail gun, side guns, top gun)
Class: Dropship
Crew: 6
Engine: Experimental Plasma Generator
Armor: Reinforced Neosteel
Description: A larger version of the chariot, and the only thing in the U.P.A arsenal capable of transporting a baneblade. It can hold 60 soldiers, 3 leman russes, or a baneblade.
>>ATA/ATS Laser battery x4 (Tail gun, Side guns, Top gun)
>>>Description: The same laser batteries used on a battlecruiser. Can have the power cut from them to boost speed.
"Lunar" Class Battlecruiser
Class: Capital Ship
Crew Size: 1,000
Engine/Power Generator: Experimental Plasma Generator x2
Armor: Reinforced Neosteel
Description: A custom version of the battlecruiser, in place of a yamato cannon a Rail Gun sits in it's place, firing neosteel spikes with a 12' width and 32' length at mach 1 at up to 2 shots per minute. It is also capable of being overloaded, firing a single shot at seemingly the speed of light. Unfortunately, this prevents the gun for firing again for at least ten minutes, so it is usually reserved for desperate measures, and when it is done it is used with a spike tipped with adamantine.
>>Rail Gun x1 (Located in the frontal hull of the ship)
>>>Description: Check ship description above.
>>ATA/ATS Laser battery x24 (4 on the frontal hull, 8 on the starboard sides, 4 on the rear. All have a 180° pivot point)
>>>Description: The same guns used on your average battlecruiser, except with a little more punch behind them with a plasma generator powering their shots, rather than a conventional electrical generator.
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My faction is probably going to be the travelling salesmen association of this RP. Travelling snakeoil salesmen.
But if you're clever enough to bargain with them succesfully, you may wind up with some very nice tech.
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Holy... Wall... of... Text... Batman...They're like that shady salesmen in the alley, you don't know what they got until you find out.
Exactly. In my rendition of them in a game, you could purchase their wares if you had a certain amount of money or more... but you always lost every penny you had.
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The Verndale Pirates have a new head coach and a competitive Park Region Conference schedule to challenge them in 2010.
Tim Seaton has turned the head reins over to Dan Johnson, a 1994 Verndale graduate, who has been back at his alma mater for five years.
Johnson has his work cut out for him. All-State pitcher Nicole Bart and all-state catcher Alicia Johnson graduated last spring after helping the Pirates post a strong 18-6 record.
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I've never been there, but Mother Earth Gardens in Minneapolis carries native plants. I believe they get their plants from Landscape Alternatives. I keep meaning to check them out.
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Bollywood's ever-so-gracious, globally acclaimed
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Sonam is wearing one of Pero's collection for the spring and summer look 2012 on the cover. From the tousled, sexy hair to the hints of crystallized blue on her nails and eyes, the overall effect definitely makes this an eye-catching cover!
Inside, she reveals all about her experience at her fashion-dates in New York, Milan, Paris and London. Alongside a candid chat with Hollywood actress Katherine Heigl, this issue is purely about what's in and what's not this season.
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Sonam looks gorgeous!
she only does covers!!!! she should quit being an actress...just be A cover model!!!!
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Ohh goshh Sonam is soo amazing at modeling, magazine covers, and setting latest trends..but just not at acting. ;(
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'Tis the Season!
So much going on this week in choir. Please be prepared for the following:
- Thursday, 12/5 3:00 - 3:45 Rehearsal for Cantabile, Colla Voce and Bel Canto
- Thursday, 12/5 7:00 WINTER CONCERT with orchestra - students arrive by 6:45
- Friday, 12/6 2nd-7th periods Caroling around the community for ELIGIBLE students
- Friday, 12/6 all classes Last day to contribute to the choir gift for Mrs. Flowers
- Sunday, 12/8 5:00 - 8:30 Holiday Hayride at Spring Creek Growers - meet at CP for bus
- Monday, 12/9 7:00 WINTER CONCERT for Chorale and Cantare with orchestra
- Thursday, 12/12 7:00 Knox Winter Concert
- 12/17-20 all classes MID-TERM EXAMS - study early and often!
Congratulations to those who made Pre-Area and Region Choirs!
Congratulations to all those who participated in the Region Auditions! The following Cavalier Choir members earned membership into the Region Mixed Choir or Region Treble Choir:
|Soprano 1
|Soprano 2
|*Ivy Taylor
|*Jheri' Richards
|*Arianna Bauersfeld
|Alexandra Hird
|Cara Ellison
|Lily Taylor (Alt.)
|Rachel Bradfute
|Caroline Booth
|Catherine Castagna
|Alto 1
|Alto 2
|*Melina Diaz
|*Hannah Will
|*Kristen Bohnet
|Alayna Mathes
|Leah Caron
|Hadley Jeffers
|Elisabeth Jarvis
|Samantha Taylor
|Tenor 1
|Tenor 2
|*Austin Rabon
|*Hayden Rudolph
|*Alan Boudreaux
|*Collin Tucker
|*Matthew Makel
|Jack Schoepf (Alt.)
|Bass 1
|Bass 2
|*Parker Rudolph
|*Emanuel Lopez
|*Noah Schweser
|*Michael Grijalva
|*Reed Richter
|*Juan Morles Diaz
|* Students will also be moving on to Pre-Area auditions.
Commitment Payment Plan Due
If you are doing a payment plan for your Choir Commitment then your second payment of $35.00 was due Friday, October 25, 2013. Please put your payment in an envelope in the black box by the Director's office and include your student's name.
The next payment is due on November 22, 2013 for $30.00. Thank you!
Greenery Fundraiser - Price Clarifications and photo of new items
Fundraiser packets were given to all choir students. Please check out Downloads on the left sidebar, and scroll down to view the New Products 2013.


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Home Blessing in Hebrew with Pomegranate, Scrolling Lines, Spiral and Beads
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This lovely pomegranate features the Hebrew home blessing in the center and is decorate with scrolling lines, beads and small pomegranate ornaments. The blessing appears in a modern font and the pomegranate has unique swirl in the center. The beads on the blessing appear in one of two colors and the top has a hanging cord attached. This item is a wonderful gift for any occasion!
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Date of Stay: April, 2013 - $35.00
Open to Elk members only. Small campground in back of lodge on water - beautiful views, for sure. State there are 10 sites, but really only 8. Best place, price-wise, to stay if eligible. Would give a 10, however the hosts force us to lower the rating - they've been there too long - difficult to describe: nice enough people, but they keep photos & records of every visitor (a bit creepy), other examples not worth mentioning. Other guests great & friendly group. Good Verizon 4G coverage. We will stay here again if in the area. We camped at Elks Lodge in a Fifth Wheel.Undo
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Acura Vigor Problemsexhaust manifold commonly fails on the 5 cylinder engine and may develop an exhaust leak that is especially noticeable when the car is cold.
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Mexican born Librado Andrade finds himself in his 35th professional bout this Saturday, April 21, live on Showtime Extreme fighting on the undercard of the Abner Mares Eric Morel "Battle on the Border" card at the Don Haskins Convention Center in El Paso, Texas.
In his first showing inside of a squared circle in roughly eight months, Andrade (30-4-KO23) takes on number 94 ranked Central Floridian, Rowland Bryant. The 32 year old Bryant (15-1-KO10) has spent much of his 9 year career fighting at light heavyweight and against opponents who have mostly losing ledgers.
The Altamonte Springs, Florida resident has taken two extended hiatuses from prize fighting: First in the end of 2006, in which he returned in January of 2009 to face fistic fodder, Demetrius Davis (with whom he dropped a 6th round unanimous decision), resurfacing again late in 2011 to knock out an 0-13 contender in the first round of a scheduled four. Bryant has yet to fight above 6 rounds.
Librado Andrade is probably best known for his efforts against the IBF undefeated super middleweight champion, Lucian Bute. Losing on all three scorecards of their infamous 2008 bout, Andrade summoned all of his Mexican fighting spirit and somehow ground the Romanian born, Canadian favorite down in the closing moments of the twelfth round in front of a capacity crowd of 16,300. The blood thirsty, pro-Bute throng was in an understandable uproar as Andrade, in the final seconds of their well-documented first battle, knocked their champion down and seemingly out from some well-directed blows to the obviously gassed champion's head. Bute was allowed to finish the fight on his feet due to an extraordinarily long count courtesy of home town ref, Marlon Wright.
In the highly anticipated rematch almost one year later, Librado Andrade was knocked down in the fourth round by a powerful uppercut only to be stopped moments later by a brutal left hook to the mid-section.
About the Author: Paul has been in and around the sport of boxing for more than thirty years. You can read his work on Fox Sports, Yahoo Sports, or on his own website, The Boxing Tribune. In the past, he has done work for Inside Fights, The Queensberry Rules and Eastside Boxing. Paul currently resides in Michoacan, Mexico, where he has worked as a licensed boxing official as well as co-trainer at Ruben Olivares' gym.
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