"We have now sunk to a depth at which re-statement of the obvious is the first duty of intelligent men." George Orwell
"Men are so simple of mind and so dominated by immediate needs that
the deceitful man can easily find those ready to be deceived."
Niccolo Machiavelli
Thursday, January 15, 2009
Thoughtful. Frightening.
Hmm. Well, the video worked when I first embedded it. Now it isn't. But it's here.
As an appropriate followup to the previous post, wait a minute or so, while Charlie ends a prior session. Then watch this interview with David Sanger, NYT Washington Bureau Chief and author of a new book on the issues Obama inherits from Bush. (And I hear my constant critics: "yeah, yeah, New York Times, blah, blah." Listen to the guy. See if what he says is credible, factual. (And it's not just about China.)
The first part of his interview, which is longer and therefore, for the benefit of those with ADHD, I didn't embed, is here. Equally enlightening, equally dismaying.
For all but the habitual and most incorrigible enablers, the disaster of Bush -- and most particularly his war -- is obvious, and chilling. The only thing not yet obvious is whether it's reversible.
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Hi Sid,
The link to today's graphic 1/15/09is not showing up. I thought you'd like to know.
My right hand is still bandaged from the surgery Monday so I can't type very well today.
EK
Thanks, Ellen. I tried to fix it, but I think it's at the other end. I added a link to it, which seems to work.
Speedy recovery!
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