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A new school year is beginning, and from day one teachers, parents, and students will start preparing for and worrying about SOL tests. Teachers will sit in endless meetings struggling with new strategies to improve scores in order to "raise the bar" or to "close the gap" so the State will quit breathing down their necks. Parents will complain among themselves about how SOL tests force teachers to "teach to the test." And kids, who ought to be inspired by school, will too often be bored out of their gourds by lessons designed to cram as many test-specific facts into their heads as is possible before SOLs roll around in spring.
In 2000, the first year that the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) test was administered – the test that is used to rank and compare national education systems – the U.S. ranked 20th in the world in math, 15th in science, and 16th in reading. As of the last released results of the test from 2012, we ranked 36th in the world in math, 28th in science, and 24th in reading – major drops across the board. Many other countries do very little standardized testing, yet consistently outperform us. If all the standardized testing that we've been subjecting our students to over the past many years has done anything to improve achievement in math, science, and reading, then why do our kids perform so much more poorly now than they did 14 years ago? The simple, inescapable answer is that standardized testing, like Virginia's SOL tests, does nothing to improve student performance. "So what?" one might say… "If these tests don't improve performance, at least they don't do any harm, right?" WRONG!
Our obsession with standardized testing has tragically diverted our focus and attention from what education is all about. SOL tests drive the instructional train. Teachers are indeed forced to "teach to the test" – focusing on that which is expected to appear on the SOL test to the exclusion of what's really important – teaching kids to think. We keep repeating the mantra that kids need to be critical thinkers and problem solvers, and that we need to encourage them to "think outside the box" – all the while forcing them to stay inside the box by hemming them in with standardized testing. Kids are born outside the box. They're naturally curious about the world around them, and when properly motivated and guided in the right direction and given the freedom to explore the world they're natural problem solvers. But our focus on standardized testing emphasizes memorizing facts and marginalizes imagination and creativity. Our focus on testing forces educators to spend all their time teaching kids the dots without teaching them how to connect the dots.
While the original motivation behind No Child Left Behind was laudable, the vehicle that we've been using to reform education – standardized testing – is the wrong tool. It's time to face the hard reality that No Child Left Behind has not done what it was intended to do, and that standardized tests like Virginia's SOL tests are doing more harm than good. We'd be much better served if we paid teachers more, so school systems could be selective in hiring only the best educators, by only promoting kids to the next higher grade if they can read at grade level, and by holding the line on discipline so that teachers spend more time on teaching and less on classroom management.
Kids hate the SOLs. Parents hate the SOLs. Teachers hate the SOLs. And SOL tests have done nothing to improve student performance. So why do we still administer them? It's time to jump off the testing band wagon and start teaching students what they really need to know in the way that they really ought to be taught. Otherwise, we'll end up with a generation of kids who have lots of experience at taking tests, but not much else.
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Israel, Palestine and Iran It's Time To Feed the Hungry Peace Wolves
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All we are saying is give peace a chance
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Whether war or cooperation is the more dominant trait of humanity is one of the oldest questions in human discourse. There are no satisfying answers for either side exclusively, which seems to suggest the answer is in the eternal nature of the debate itself.
We did it again!: TCBH! Wins Another Project Censored Award
ThisCantBeHappening! just into its fourth year of publication, has learned that we have won our fourth Project Censored Award, this time for Dave Lindorff's article Incidents raise suspicions on motive: Killing of Journalists by US Forces a Growing Problem, published in TCBH! on Nov. 22, 1012.
Congress should stop blowing smoke: Weed to the Rescue in Budget Crisis?
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Imagine U.S. House Speaker John Boehner blasted on weed.
Given Boehner's teary-eyed trait, he'd probably cry uncontrollably when high on pot alternating his crocodile tears with hysterical laughter…perhaps even laughing at some of that dumb shi-tuff he and his GOP colleagues constantly do on Capitol Hill.
'Freedom's just another word...' The Police State of America
By Dave Lindorff
I no longer recognize my country.
Back in 1997, after two years living in China, and five more living in Hong Kong, during which time, as a correspondent for Business Week magazine, I slipped in and out of China regularly as a journalist to report on developments there, I got a good dose of life in a totalitarian society. When I alit from the plane in Philadelphia where my family and I were about to start a new chapter of our lives, I remember feeling like a big weight had been lifted off my chest.
Obama's Speech to the UN - His Challenge to International Law
by Dennis Loo "Sovereignty cannot be a shield for tyrants to commit wanton murder, or an excuse for the international community to turn a blind eye to slaughter."Obama said this in his address before the UN General Assembly on September 24, 2013. Another, more transparent way of saying what Obama said is this: "The foundational principle of the UN Charter and the Nuremberg Tribunal is wrong: wars launched upon a country that has not attacked you first is not the supreme international crime."
US President Embraces US Empire
by Debra Sweet Wrapped in some benign sounding words about prosperity, peace, and "shifting from a perpetual war footing," the core of Barack Obama's message to the United Nations yesterday made clear that if the U.N. doesn't pass a resolution the U.S. wants against Syria, he still could execute a strike.
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Top 45 Lies in Obama's Speech at the U.N.
1. President Obama's opening lines at the U.N. on Tuesday looked down on people who would think to settle disputes with war. Obama was disingenuously avoiding the fact that earlier this month he sought to drop missiles into a country to "send a message" but was blocked by the U.S. Congress, the U.N., the nations of the world, and popular opposition -- after which Obama arrived at diplomacy as a last resort.
2. "It took the awful carnage of two world wars to shift our thinking." Actually, it took one. The second resulted in a half-step backwards in "our thinking." The Kellogg-Briand Pact banned all war. The U.N. Charter re-legalized wars purporting to be either defensive or U.N.-authorized.
3. "[P]eople are being lifted out of poverty," Obama said, crediting actions by himself and others in response to the economic crash of five years ago. But downward global trends in poverty are steady and long pre-date Obama's entry into politics. And such a trend does not exist in the U.S.
4. "Together, we have also worked to end a decade of war," Obama said. In reality, Obama pushed Iraq hard to allow that occupation to continue, and was rejected just as Congress rejected his missiles-for-Syria proposal. Obama expanded the war on Afghanistan. Obama expanded, after essentially creating, drone wars. Obama has increased global U.S. troop presence, global U.S. weapons sales, and the size of the world's largest military. He's put "special" forces into many countries, waged a war on Libya, and pushed for an attack on Syria. How does all of this "end a decade of war"? And how did his predecessor get a decade in office anyway?
5. "Next year, an international coalition will end its war in Afghanistan, having achieved its mission of dismantling the core of al Qaeda that attacked us on 9/11." In reality, Bruce Riedel, who coordinated a review of Afghanistan policy for President Obama said, "The pressure we've put on [jihadist forces] in the past year has also drawn them together, meaning that the network of alliances is growing stronger not weaker." (New York Times, May 9, 2010.)
6. "We have limited the use of drones." Bush drone strikes in Pakistan: 51. Obama drone strikes in Pakistan: 323.
7. "... so they target only those who pose a continuing, imminent threat to the United States where capture is not feasible." On June 7, 2013, Yemeni tribal leader Saleh Bin Fareed told Democracy Now that Anwar al Awlaki could have been turned over and put on trial, but "they never asked us." In numerous other cases it is evident that drone strike victims could have been arrested if that avenue had ever been attempted. A memorable example was the November 2011 drone killing in Pakistan of 16-year-old Tariq Aziz, days after he'd attended an anti-drone meeting in the capital, where he might easily have been arrested -- had he been charged with some crime. This weeks drone victims, like all the others, had never been indicted or their arrest sought.
8. "... and there is a near certainty of no civilian casualties." There are hundreds of confirmed civilian dead from U.S. drones, something the Obama administration seems inclined to keep as quiet as possible.
9. "And the potential spread of weapons of mass destruction casts a shadow over the pursuit of peace." In reality, President Obama is not pursuing peace or the control of such weapons or their reduction and elimination in all countries, only particular countries. And the United States remains the top possessor of weapons of mass destruction and the top supplier of weapons to the world.
10. "[In Syria, P]eaceful protests against an authoritarian regime were met with repression and slaughter. ... America and others have worked to bolster the moderate opposition." In fact, the United States has armed a violent opposition intent on waging war and heavily influenced if not dominated by foreign fighters and fanatics.
11. "[T]he regime used chemical weapons in an attack that killed more than 1,000 people, including hundreds of children." Maybe, but where's the evidence? Even Colin Powell brought (faked) evidence.
12. "How should we respond to conflicts in the Middle East?" This suggests that the United States isn't causing conflicts in the Middle East or aggravating them prior to altering its position and "responding." In fact, arming and supporting brutal governments in Bahrain, Egypt, Yemen, Jordan, Israel, etc., is behavior that could do a great deal of good simply by ceasing.
13. "How do we address the choice of standing callously by while children are subjected to nerve gas, or embroiling ourselves in someone else's civil war?" That isn't a complete list of choices, as Obama discovered when Russia called Kerry's bluff and diplomacy became a choice, just as disarmament and de-escalation and pressure for a ceasefire are choices. Telling Saudi Arabia "Stop arming the war in Syria or no more cluster bombs for you," is a choice.
14. "What is the role of force in resolving disputes that threaten the stability of the region and undermine all basic standards of civilized conduct?" Force doesn't have a role in civilized conduct, the most basic standard of which is relations without the use of force.
15. "[T]he international community must enforce the ban on chemical weapons." Except against Israel or the United States.
16. "... and Iranians poisoned in the many tens of thousands." This was good of Obama to recognize Iran's suffering, but it would have been better of him to recall where Iraq acquired some of its weapons of mass destruction.
17. "It is an insult to human reason -- and to the legitimacy of this institution -- to suggest that anyone other than the regime carried out this attack." Really? In the absence of evidence, skepticism isn't reasonable for this Colin-Powelled institution, the same U.N. that was told Libya would be a rescue and watched it become a war aimed at illegally overthrowing a government? Trust us?
18. "Now, there must be a strong Security Council Resolution to verify that the Assad regime is keeping its commitments, and there must be consequences if they fail to do so." Meaning war? What about the U.N.'s commitment to oppose war? What about the United States' violation of its commitments to destroy the chemical weapons sitting in Kentucky and Colorado? "Consequences" for the U.S. too?
19. "I do not believe that military action -- by those within Syria, or by external powers -- can achieve a lasting peace." Yet, the U.S. government is shipping weapons into that action.
20. "Nor do I believe that America or any nation should determine who will lead Syria ... Nevertheless, a leader who slaughtered his citizens and gassed children to death cannot regain the legitimacy to lead a badly fractured country." The Syrians should decide their own fate as long as they decide it the way I tell them to.
21. "[N]or does America have any interest in Syria beyond the well-being of its people, the stability of its neighbors, the elimination of chemical weapons, and ensuring it does not become a safe-haven for terrorists." That's funny. Elsewhere, you've said that weakening Syria would weaken Iran.
22. "[W]e will be providing an additional $340 million [for aid]." And vastly more for weapons.
23. "We will ensure the free flow of energy from the region to the world. Although America is steadily reducing our own dependence on imported oil..." That first remarkably honest sentence is only honest if you don't think about what "free flow" means. The second sentence points to a real, if slow, trend but obscures the fact that only 40% of the oil the U.S. uses comes from the U.S., which doesn't count much of the oil the U.S. military uses while "ensuring the free flow." Nor is switching to small domestic supplies a long-term solution as switching to sustainable energy would be.
24. "But when it's necessary to defend the United States against terrorist attacks, we will take direct action." In Libya? Syria? Where does this make any sense, as U.S. actions generate rather than eliminate terrorism? Michael Boyle, part of Obama's counter-terrorism group during his 2008 election campaign, says the use of drones is having "adverse strategic effects that have not been properly weighed against the tactical gains associated with killing terrorists ... . The vast increase in the number of deaths of low-ranking operatives has deepened political resistance to the US programme in Pakistan, Yemen and other countries." (The Guardian, January 7, 2013.) Why is Canada not obliged to bomb the world to "defend against terrorist attacks"?
25. "Just as we consider the use of chemical weapons in Syria to be a threat to our own national security ..." We who? How? Congress just rejected this ludicrous claim. Ninety percent of this country laughed at it.
26. "[W]e reject the development of nuclear weapons that could trigger a nuclear arms race in the region, and undermine the global non-proliferation regime." By Israel which has done this, or by Iran which all evidence suggests has not?
27. "We deeply believe it is in our interest to see a Middle East and North Africa that is peaceful and prosperous," we just choose to work against that deep belief and to sell or give vast quantities of weapons to brutal dictatorships and monarchies.
28. "Iraq shows us that democracy cannot be imposed by force." This could have been true had the U.S. attempted to impose democracy.
29. "Iran's pursuit of nuclear weapons." Iran's what?
30. "Arab-Israeli conflict." That's a misleading way of naming the conflict between the government of Israel and the people it ethnically cleanses, occupies, and abuses -- including with chemical weapons.
31. "[A]n Iranian government that has ... threatened our ally Israel with destruction." It hasn't. And piling up the lies about Iran will make Iran less eager to talk. Just watch.
32. "We are not seeking regime change." That's not what Kerry told Congress, in between telling Congress just the opposite. Also, see above in this same speech: "a leader who slaughtered his citizens and gassed children to death cannot regain the legitimacy...."
33. "We insist that the Iranian government meet its responsibilities under the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty and UN Security Council resolutions." Among Iran, the U.S., and Israel, it's Iran that seems to be complying.
34. "We are encouraged that President Rouhani received from the Iranian people a mandate to pursue a more moderate course." More moderate than what? Threatening to destroy Israel and creating nukes?
35. "[T]heir own sovereign state." There's nowhere left for Palestine to create such a separate state.
36. "Israel's security as a Jewish and democratic state." Both, huh?
37. "When peaceful transitions began in Tunisia and Egypt ... we chose to support those who called for change" ... the minute everyone else was dead, exiled, or imprisoned.
38. "[T]rue democracy as requiring a respect for minority rights, the rule of law, freedom of speech and assembly, and a strong civil society. That remains our interest today." Just not in our own country and certainly not in places that buy some of the biggest piles of our weapons.
39. "But we will not stop asserting principles that are consistent with our ideals, whether that means opposing the use of violence as a means of suppressing dissent," and if you don't believe me, ask the Occupy movement -- Happy Second Birthday, you guys! I SHUT YOU DOWN, bwa ha ha ha ha.
40. "This includes efforts to resolve sectarian tensions that continue to surface in places like Iraq, Syria and Bahrain." One liberated, one targeted, and one provided with support and weaponry and former U.S. police chiefs to lead the skull cracking.
41. "[A] vacuum of leadership that no other nation is ready to fill." All criminal outrages should have a vacuum of leadership. "Who would bomb countries if we don't do it?" is the wrong question.
42. "Some may disagree, but I believe that America is exceptional -- in part because we have shown a willingness, through the sacrifice of blood and treasure, to stand up not only for our own narrow self-interest, but for the interests of all." When was that? The United States certainly comes in at far less than exceptional in terms of per-capita humanitarian aid. Its humanitarian bombing that Obama has in mind, but it's never benefitted humanity.
43. "And in Libya, when the Security Council provided a mandate to protect civilians, America joined a coalition that took action. Because of what we did there, countless lives were saved, and a tyrant could not kill his way back to power." The White House claimed that Gaddafi had threated to massacre the people of Benghazi with "no mercy," but the New York Times reported that Gaddafi's threat was directed at rebel fighters, not civilians, and that Gaddafi promised amnesty for those "who throw their weapons away." Gaddafi also offered to allow rebel fighters to escape to Egypt if they preferred not to fight to the death. Yet President Obama warned of imminent genocide. What Gaddafi really threatened fits with his past behavior. There were other opportunities for massacres had he wished to commit massacres, in Zawiya, Misurata, or Ajdabiya. He did not do so. After extensive fighting in Misurata, a report by Human Rights Watch made clear that Gaddafi had targeted fighters, not civilians. Of 400,000 people in Misurata, 257 died in two months of fighting. Out of 949 wounded, less than 3 percent were women. More likely than genocide was defeat for the rebels, the same rebels who warned Western media of the looming genocide, the same rebels who the New York Times said "feel no loyalty to the truth in shaping their propaganda" and who were "making vastly inflated claims of [Gaddafi's] barbaric behavior." The result of NATO joining the war was probably more killing, not less. It certainly extended a war that looked likely to end soon with a victory for Gaddafi.
44. "Libya would now be engulfed in civil war and bloodshed." No, the war was ending, and Libya IS engulfed in bloodshed. In March 2011, the African Union had a plan for peace in Libya but was prevented by NATO, through the creation of a "no fly" zone and the initiation of bombing, to travel to Libya to discuss it. In April, the African Union was able to discuss its plan with Libyan President Muammar al-Gaddafi, and he expressed his agreement. NATO, which had obtained a U.N. authorization to protect Libyans alleged to be in danger but no authorization to continue bombing the country or to overthrow the government, continued bombing the country and overthrowing the government.
45. [S]overeignty cannot be a shield for tyrants to commit wanton murder." Says a man who reads through a list of potential murder victims on Tuesdays and ticks off the ones he wants murdered.
After decades US still has huge poison gas stash: Washington Demands Syria Destroy Chemical Weapons Lickety-Split
By Dave Lindorff
The US is demanding, in negotiations at the UN, that all Syrian chemical weapons, stocks and production facilities be eliminated by June 30 of next year. This has an element of hypocrisy, because the US itself has been incredibly slow about eliminating its own stocks of chemical weapons.
US Secretary of State John Kerry has referred to Syria as having one of the largest chemical stockpiles in the world. But the US and Russia both still have stocks of chemicals many times as large. Syria's neighbor Israel, which refuses to admit it has the weapons and has yet to ratify the treaty banning them, is suspected of also having a large arsenal.
We don't gas children, we shred them: Obama's Grotesque Hypocrisy over Cluster Munitions
By Dave Lindorff
Syrian civilians and children should count themselves lucky that mass opposition in the US, the UK and much of the rest of the world to the idea of a US bombing blitz aimed at punishing the Syrian government for allegedly using Sarin gas in an attack on a Damascus neighborhood forced the US to back off and accept a Russian deal to get rid of Syria's chemical weapons.
A fight against the very essence of the Internet: Attacking Net Neutrality Once Again
By Alfredo Lopez
Last week, Verizon, the telephone giant, went to court to accuse the Federal Communications Commission of "overstepping its authority" and reverse the authority's over-step. It's a legal wrangle that, bottled and distributed, would be a safe substitute for sleeping pills.
Is Dithering Always Bad?: Trust and Verify and Vomit
By John Grant
The media didn't waste time lining up US leaders to trash Russian President Vladimir Putin's recent op-ed in The New York Times. There was the expected outrage that such a "dictator" and "tyrant" had the gall to lecture the United States of America. Bill O'Reilly referred to Putin as "a criminal monster." Charles Krauthammer kept it real and called Putin "a KGB thug."
New Video Short about the Cancerous Militarization of the US, produced by Class War Films
For a timely explanation of the crisis of the militarization of America, days after popular opposition, in a historic first, blocked a US war -- in this case against the sovereign nation of Syria -- check out this film by Lanny Cotler and Paul Edwards of Class War Films
To view the film, please go to: www.thiscantbehappening.net
Obama 2011: FISA OK to Target Americans' Domestic Communications
by Dennis Loo On September 7, 2013 the Washington Post reported: The Obama administration secretly won permission from a surveillance court in 2011 to reverse restrictions on the National Security Agency's use of intercepted phone calls and e-mails, permitting the agency to search deliberately for Americans' communications in its massive databases, according to interviews with government officials and
Hello… State Dept? Aggressive War is the Supreme War Crime.
by Debra Sweet When I asked this week "When did it become appropriate to hold a vote about whether or not we should commit the "supreme international crime"? I received a comment that "The people who have received your message are probably already convinced of the illegality (or at least immorality) of a US attack on Syria, but efforts to persuade those not yet convinced would be aided by being able to refer to some internationally recognized legal document in which wars of aggression are so characterized and the characterization is explained (because all other war crimes flow from wars of aggression)."
Call Waiting: Peaceful Syrian Opposition Ignored by Peace Laureate Obama
Interview by Dave Lindorff
As Syrian expatriate Dr. Rim Turkmani was watching President Barack Obama give his brief nationally televised address to the American people and the people of the world last night, she says she had two contradictory feelings. "I felt good that it was not a war speech," says this British-based member of the political office of an organization called The Syrian State Current, a movement that is seeking non-violent democratic change in Syria. "But what upset me was his repeated referring to what is happening in Syria as a 'civil war.' There is an element of civil war in the violence in Syria, but more importantly it is a proxy war between the US and Russia, and it has to be acknowledged that the US and Russia are the key players."
Breaking: Obama DOE Issues 1st Marcellus Shale Fracked Gas Export Permit
Cross-Posted from DeSmogBlog
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has granted the first ever LNG export permit license to Dominion Resources, Inc. to export gas obtained from the controversial hydraulic fracturing ("fracking") process in the Marcellus Shale basin.
LNG Tanker; Photo Credit: Wikimedia Commons
Nobel Laureate president defends unprovoked war against Syria: Obama Offers No Evidence Assad Ordered Syria Poison Gas Attack
By Dave Lindorff
In what NPR called "perhaps President Obama's last best chance" to make his case for launching a war against Syria, the president tellingly didn't make a single effort to present hard, compelling evidence to prove that Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad had been behind the alleged Sarin Aug. 21 attack on residents of a suburb of Damascus.
Not one piece of evidence.
If You Think Obama Can't Help It
by Dennis Loo And you think that other unseen forces are making him do all of these terrible things, then take that reasoning process just ONE step further. What you're saying is that one individual, even the most powerful politician in the world,cannot do the right thing because of the forces that surround him.
You are saying, in effect, that the problem is the system and not who is elected into office.
Interview: Students, Faculty Protest Presence of David Petraeus at CUNY Honors College
Cross-Posted from FireDogLake
On September 9, former Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) Director David Petraeus -- who also formerly headed the North Atlantic Treaty Organization's (NATO) International Security Assistance Force for operations in Iraq and Afghanistan and co-wrote the Counterinsurgency Field Manual -- began a new job as an adjunct professor at City University of New York (CUNY) Macaulay Honors College.
A people's victory over Syrian attack plan: In Historic First, American Empire is Blocked at the Starting Line
By Dave Lindorff
Let's be clear here. The people of the US and the world have won a huge victory over a war-obsessed US government and an administration that was hell-bent on yet again launching a criminal war of aggression against a country that poses no threat to the US or its neighbors. Overwhelming public opposition in the US and the nations of Europe, as well as most of the rest of the world to a US strike on Syria have forced the US to falter and to accept the idea of a compromise deal offered by Russia.
Obama the Laughingstock
three German cities including Düsseldorf .
Doesn't it make you so proud that the whole world is laughing at the U.S.A.?
White House lies to launch the next illegal war: There is no Justification for Obama's War on Syria
By Dave Lindorff
The Obama administration's campaign for war against Syria is so flagrantly wrong, so ill-advised and so illegal, that it is making a fool of both the president and his secretary of state, John Kerry.
Hopeful and disturbing signs in an unscientific neighborhood survey: Anti-War Conservatives and War-Monger Liberals
By Dave Lindorff
I just had two discussions with neighbors in my suburb of Philadelphia that offer both a hope that the Republican-run House may block President Obama's war on Syria, and a warning that liberal Democrats could hand him the narrow majority he needs to claim Congressional backing for his war.
O-bomb-a Syria
by Dennis Loo There are a few aspects to this developing situation that have either not been raised at all or that deserve greater attention. The first is that when governments such as the U.S. decide to go to war, by the time that they announce publicly that they are seriously considering whether or not to launch the missiles and send the ships, etc., they have already behind closed doors decided to commence hostilities. Modern warfare requires months of painstaking, protracted, and laborious military planning and placing equipment and personnel in place. These logistical matters dictate that no government planning to launch aggressive war as the U.S. is doing is doing so only now because all of a sudden they have "discovered" that chemical weapons have been used.
From one Nobel Peace Laureate to another
Open letter to President Barack Obama
Adolfo Pérez Esquivel
Hear the outcry of the peoples!
The situation in Syria is an object of serious preoccupation and once more the United States, assuming the role of the world's policeman, proposes to invade Syria in the name of "Freedom" and "Human Rights".
Your predecessor George W. Bush, in his messianic madness, invoked religious fundamentalism to launch his messianic wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. When he declared that he talked with God, and God told him that he had to attack Iraq, he did so claiming it was the message of God to export "freedom" to the world.
The Big Dog and Its Tail: Who's Hiding Behing the 'Making Assad Accountable' Mask?
By John Grant
Responses to wrongdoing must not exacerbate problems.
- Jonathan Granoff, President, Global Security Institute
Watching news coverage of the debate over bombing Syria, one realizes there's more going on than Barack Obama or John Kerry are telling Congress and the American people. Kerry may have sworn to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee -- but that doesn't mean he has to tell the whole story.
Busted for Playing Banjo on Independence Mall: Park Rangers Brutally Arrest Iraq War Vet at Anti-Syria Bombing Demo
By Dave Lindorff
Independence Mall, Philadelphia -- The US has yet to launched President Obama's latest war crime of massively bombing Syria -- a country that does not threaten this nation -- and already federal police thugs, in this case National Park Service Rangers, have brutally arrested an Iraq War Veteran who was peacefully playing her banjo in the shade on Independence Mall in Philadelphia following an anti-war protest and march.


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Economic, Social Issues Play Part in Voters' Decisions
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- Online NewsHour Special Report: Vote 2004
- Oct. 12, 2004 : How the federal deficit plays in the presidential campaign.
- Aug. 30, 2004: Paul Solman speaks with the dean of Columbia University Business School about President Bush's economic policy.
- July 27, 2004: The Democratic party has vastly different plans on how to improve the economy and create higher-paying jobs.
- July 26, 2004: Kerry economic adviser Laura Tyson discusses the practical impact of the Democratic nominee's plan.
- June 30, 2004: An expert discusses the economic impact of the short-term interest rate increase.
JIM LEHRER: Now our business correspondent, Paul Solman of WGBH-Boston, looks at how much economic issues really do control what voters do on Election Day.
PAUL SOLMAN: The state of Kansas. Over the past few decades, as the American economy was becoming freer, many Kansans were losing ground economically. And yet these same people began to vote for the champions of free market economics: The Republican Party.
It was a puzzle to born-and-bred Kansas conservative, now-liberal Thomas Frank, who returned to his home state to write a book about conservative voting trends: "What's the Matter with Kansas?"
THOMAS FRANK: The aspect of this that interests me and that I write about in the book is a nation of people or even a region of people becoming more conservative as conservatism clearly suits their interests less and less and less.
PAUL SOLMAN: To Frank, economic conservatism, in cutting taxes on companies, on capital gains, on estates, and in its push for deregulation, for instance…
THOMAS FRANK: Has empowered management at the expense of labor — has busted labor unions, you know, across the country; has made possible globalization, outsourcing.
We are becoming a country more like the 19th Century than we were in the middle of the 20th Century in terms of the division of income and in terms of wage growth and that sort of thing. This is happening everywhere. This is not unique to Kansas. It's not unique to the Midwest. This is going on everywhere in America.
The pay differential between CEO's and blue-collar workers, the income differential between the top 10 percent and the bottom 10 percent… there's any number of ways of looking at it.
The shocking thing is that while this is going on, at the same time, you have a conservative revolution going on in this country that never seems to exhaust itself.
PAUL SOLMAN: Frank contends that conservatives have mobilized lower- and middle-income Americans to their cause, against their own economic interests.
Of course, many people see conservatism quite differently: As a catalyst for real economic growth that benefits everyone in the end, a point we'll return to shortly.
But with the election just days away, in a setting about as American as you can get — the Washington Mall — we thought we'd explore the question: Are people voting against their own economic interests these days, and if so, why?
Conservative Republicans, says Frank, have become dominant by defining what he says are two new social classes: Authentic Americans as against liberal elitists.
He says the issues conservatives have focused on tend to define these classes — abortion, gay marriage, creationism as an alternative to evolution — rallying points against the highly educated elites in places like New York and California.
In buying into these new social categories, Frank argues, many lower-income Americans sacrifice their true economic interests to symbolic allegiances.
THOMAS FRANK: The Republicans, and conservatism generally, have advanced and have enjoyed the kinds of successes that they have in the last 30 years because they have a way of speaking about social class, and they have a way of talking class war.
It's a stereotype that is familiar to all of us from infinite repetition. It's the red states versus the blue states.
It's a way of talking about class and a way of appealing to class antagonism and even stirring up class antagonism without actually talking about class.
PAUL SOLMAN: Without actually talking about economics?
THOMAS FRANK: Yeah, in the real sociological sense, without talking about economics. Economics are out of the picture.
Class is a matter of tastes; class is a matter… above all, class is a matter of authenticity. Do you drive a Chevy or do you drive a Volvo?
Do you drink, you know, Maxwell House or do you drink some affected, you know, Starbucks sort of thing?
PAUL SOLMAN: This is social class not in the old sense of the term– upper, middle, and lower class — but class as, well, almost tribal identity.
Now, this may be an interesting argument; it's surely a controversial one. So we invited Republican thinker and former speechwriter for the president, David Frum to respond.
Have many lower-income Americans been hoodwinked to vote against their economic interests, which ought to incline them to the economic program of the Democrats? He had two responses. First:
DAVID FRUM: I wouldn't agree with that because I think their economic program does not serve the interests of those people.
But let's say you were a Democrat and you did believe that. Doesn't that suggest that you ought to, then, show more respect for the cultural values of the people you are trying to mobilize? But what's happening, instead, is that some people make the argument Tom was making would say, "Well, just forget about these cultural concerns.
Regard abortion as unimportant; regard immigration as unimportant; regard the flag and patriotism and the pledge of allegiance… we regard these things as unimportant."
PAUL SOLMAN: Creationism, Ten Commandments?
DAVID FRUM: Yes. "Garbage. Forget it, it's not… where the planet comes from, why we live, these are not important questions.
The important questions are these economic ones." And you know, I think if you're going to take the interests of people at all levels of society seriously, you have to respect their values as well as their economic interests, however you see their economic interests.
But I think you want to be really careful about saying to people when you go vote that it's okay to think about whether you're going to pay a little bit more or a little bit less retail sales tax.
But the meaning of life; who's human; who's a member of our community; justice; fairness; equality; patriotism; civil rights — you shouldn't think about those things, think only about that retail sales tax.
PAUL SOLMAN: Do you not respect their values?
THOMAS FRANK: I respect everyone's values, of course. The thing is… and here's a kind of an interesting historical parallel, is that we did… we went through a period very much like the present one in the 1920s, where all the political issues were cultural ones.
And they were all about values and they were all about… we fought over immigration and we fought over evolution — that was a big one. And we fought over prohibition.
And then, along comes the Great Depression, and those issues just disappeared. They really did dry up and blow away.
PAUL SOLMAN: So then have the culturally and economically marginalized begun to vote against their own interests?
Are those suffering economically, yet backing the president, voting counterproductively, as Tom Frank suggests?
DAVID FRUM: I think any theory about what is happening in American politics has also to give an answer to this question, which is, why is it that so many of the very wealthiest people in the society are moving toward the Democratic Party?
Because that is a… at the same time as so many people in the middle classes and the working classes have moved Republican, the very richest have moved Democratic.
So any theory has to explain why people like Michael Eisner and George Soros, people who are not blind to their economic interests, why they increasingly gravitate toward the Democratic Party.
THOMAS FRANK: This is a good one. This is the subject for my next book: "What's the Matter with Connecticut?"
And look, there's a lot of different ways of looking at this, but by and large, the Republican Party… if you look at the policies that it enacts, the people that it benefits, it's still the party of business in America.
DAVID FRUM: I think most Republicans believe, and I believe, that when it's in the interests of everybody, is a society that is open to the maximum scope for individual talent — a society of dynamism, a society where people can get ahead. And that means low taxes.
That means a growing economy, and that's what Republican economics policies at their best, which they aren't always at, but at their best, try to achieve.
THOMAS FRANK: This is, in my opinion, the weakest aspect of the Republican message, the sort of… the pure free-market ideology– the religion of the market.
And I think this is where Democrats really should be hammering. Inequality in this country is spectacularly visible right now. And it's something that is unprecedented in our lifetime, or much worse than it has ever been before in our lifetimes.
PAUL SOLMAN: Of course, there is one simple explanation for why people may not vote their pocketbooks this year: Other issues simply loom larger than economics.
And indeed, folks on the Mall of America, outside the Air and Space Museum, to be precise, seemed to illustrate the point. A South Carolina lawyer voting for President Bush:
LARRY BRIGGS: His values and my values parallel pretty much.
PAUL SOLMAN: For others, like this Iowa farmer, war is the reason to back the president.
KEVIN HADLEY: I support him, the way he took care of Iraq — you know, 9/11 and all of that — the terrorists.
PAUL SOLMAN: This Colorado mother was voting against the president, but again, not primarily for economic reasons.
JANET MEYERS: First is the moral issue. I don't think he's a moral president, and I don't think he's helped this country.
PAUL SOLMAN: For those interested in our poll, it came out almost exactly 50/50, Bush/Kerry, though given our sample size, the results are what we'd call "anecdata" at best.
On the other hand, not everyone was oblivious to their pocketbooks; not this Kerry voter from Syracuse, New York, for example.
CORY OWENS: With the socioeconomic ladder that I fit into, I think he's a better fit, better candidate for me.
PAUL SOLMAN: This, in the end, is how Tom Frank thinks most voters might be expected to behave, if they only knew what was really good for them. David Frum's final comment:
DAVID FRUM: Every person is the world's leading expert on what he or she feels and believes. And I don't think you ever want to tell people that they are mistaken about how, what their beliefs are and how they express them.
PAUL SOLMAN: Tom Frank?
THOMAS FRANK: We don't live in a world where everyone's interests are perfectly crystal clear all the time. People get things wrong all the time. I know I do.
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PITTSBURGH (AP) -- The Pittsburgh Steelers offensive line might not be as banged up as originally thought but coach Mike Tomlin says the team is looking to add some depth anyway.
Right tackle Marcus Gilbert (shoulder), right guard Doug Legursky (shoulder) and left tackle Jonathan Scott (left ankle) all missed time during a 23-20 win over Indianapolis on Sunday night. Tomlin says all three are questionable for Sunday's game at Houston and the team is exploring free agent options.
Scott's injury appears to be the most significant. The veteran wore a boot on his left foot while at the team's practice facility on Monday.
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The idea is certainly appealing to the New York Mets: R.A. Dickey on the mound every four days instead of five. Dickey puts less stress on his arm than a conventional pitcher because he features a knuckleball. So he probably needs fewer days of rest between starts. And with Dickey the most dominant force in baseball right now, Mets manager Terry Collins acknowledged the thought of starting his unlikely ace more often than usual is definitely tempting. Still, the Mets have no plans to try it at this point, though Collins conceded that if they make the playoffs they'll have a potential weapon most other teams wouldn't.
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The details are strikingly mundane. He returned to Renton during the Broncos' bye week to be with his longtime girlfriend, Dani Bunker, and her 5-year-old daughter. On Sunday, Nov. 3, he called his agent, Michael George, and told him he was finished with football; George told Moffitt to sleep on it. The next day, Moffitt called Broncos VP of football operations John Elway and said: "I don't have a passion for football anymore, and I don't want to play. I'm not happy." Elway was supportive.
"I was very insistent on telling John I didn't want to waste his time," Moffitt says. "I told him, 'I'm good.'"
And then, in typical Moffitt fashion, he tweeted, "Football was fun but my head hurts-haha kidding roger goodell. I'm on to new things, thanks to everyone along the way!!!" He swears he thought that would be the end of it, that nobody would care about a story he dismissively calls "Backup Retires." But then interview requests rolled in and Moffitt started talking about the sports-industrial complex and the controversial writings of libertarian socialist Chomsky and brain trauma and universal harmony. Pretty soon, "Backup Retires" had developed layers, existential and otherwise. Doors opened. His phone rang.
ON THE BIG-ASS SAMSUNG, it's the second quarter, and Manning is running up to the line, screaming, neck veins in serious bas-relief. He backs up, looks around, barks something to his right and heads back toward the line to start all over again. It's the whole Peyton oeuvre, and as it plays out, Abou-Zaki asks Moffitt, "What's Peyton saying right now?" Moffitt shrugs and says, "That's the hardest part about playing with him. Every play has 30 different names." He tells the story of one young player who spent most of training camp running the wrong play until one day Manning put his arm around him and said, "I've got to ask: Did you graduate from college?"
Moffitt is barefoot, and his blocky feet, seemingly as wide as they are long, are propped up on the ottoman, their cleat-induced calluses exoskeletal. Nearly 27 million Americans are watching this game, and it's difficult to imagine any of them less invested than Moffitt. At no point does he express excitement or wonder or even anticipation. He might as well be a vegan forced to watch Duck Dynasty.
Conscientious objection is rare in the NFL. Dave Meggyesy quit the league in 1969, citing football's militarization and dehumanization. Fiction provides a closer parallel to Moffitt, though. Gary Harkness, the narrator of Don DeLillo's novel End Zone, plays blocking back for a Texas college while fretting over nuclear holocaust. His metaphysical unease peaks during a game, when he gets a playcall and simply leaves the field. "I reached the huddle. I realized I didn't want to be with all these people. They were all staring at me through their cages."


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Also seeing an increase is the $75,000 Lafayette Stakes. The final stakes race on the calendar is typically run on Labor Day (Sept. 6) and is an open event. It has been increased $25,000 from its $50,000 level of 2003. Older horses receive their due as well in the 2004 Calendar. The Inaugural Handicap (April 3), John Henry Handicap (May 1), Evangeline Downs Sprint Championship (June 19) and Matron Handicap (Sept. 4) all were increased from $35,000 to $50,000 events.
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I don't think that the New York Times (new motto: "All the Nineteenth-Century News That's Fit to Print") is going to win any prizes for subtlety with this piece. Apparently, it wasn't enough when the Washington Post dredged up a possibly somewhat dubious prank from Mitt Romney's teenage years. Now, we're going to hear about his premortal crimes.
David Axelrod says that criticizing Governor Romney's religion will be out of bounds for the Obama campaign. But it's rather obvious that the campaign's surrogates intend to bring his faith up whenever possible, very likely hoping that its Otherness will be sufficiently repellent to depress the vote for Romney. Typically, I expect, this will be done in tones of concern and/or curiosity about whether purported Mormon racism or nineteenth-century Mormon violence or alleged Mormon sexism or reputed Mormon economic power or other such potentially inflammatory examples of arguable Mormon misdeeds or seeming Mormon weirdness will, should anybody ever happen (cough cough) to bring them up, have any impact on the presidential election.
Incidentally, the best scholarly treatment of the actual history of the Mountain Meadows Massacre is Ronald W. Walker, Richard E. Turley, and Glen M. Leonard, Massacre at Mountain Meadows (New York: Oxford University Press, 2008). Reading it, I'm convinced that religion as such had virtually nothing directly to do with the tragic events of September 1857 in southern Utah.
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