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The best Jessie Vantura episode, was Gov. Ventura Probes Pentagon Attack. Directly or soon after this episode first aired on the cable show of his, not a rerun, their was an extended broadcast over 1 or 2 days, produced opposing show on 911, on Nat Geo, that seemed to be almost in reaction to the Jessie episode on 911 and the Pentagon. Now, his show is not always on target. Some are designed for entertainment purposes. It is a cable show of course. But, this was so well done, it was on par with documentary. Keep in mind that Alex Jones, and Jesse, were together on a really bogus episode that showed so called plastic coffins stacked up, in a bush hidden area near rail road tracks for the so called FEMA PRISON CAMPS, COFFINS, MASS GRAVES & TRAINS Who needs FEMA camps when the psychopaths can knock down tall buildings, and kill native Americans, to make tons of cash on a new war on terror.... ..the USA is forced explicitly to acknowledge the primacy of economy over democracy - that is, the secondary and manipulative character of legitimizing international interventions - by claiming to prtect democracy and human rights. What we should always bear in mond apropos of Afghanistan is that until the 1970s - that is prior to the time when the country got directly caught up in the superpower struggle - it was one of the most tolerant Muslim societies, with a long secular tradition: Kabul was known as a city with a vibrant cultural and political life. The paradox is thus that the rise of the Taliban, this apparent regression into ultra-fundamentalism, far from expressing some deep traditionalist tendency, was the result of international politics - it was not only a defensive reaction to it, it emerged directly as a result of the support of foreign powers (Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, the USA...) page 54 Slavoj Zizek, (2002) Welcome to the Desert of the Real youtube/watch?v=4IYSW5IVLjY
Posted on: Wed, 29 Oct 2014 16:13:14 +0000

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