Two Purple Hearts and Five Surgeries Later, An Injured Iraq War Vet's Family Faces Another Battle at Home
Thank you for this timely article. Pam and Charles' story brought me into close and personal touch with the additional suffering of our service men and women who look to the V.A. to facilitate their re-entry into civilian society and instead find a resistant adversary. Clermont reveals another grim and sobering dimension of Bush's War that joins the testimony of the Winter Soldier hearings of last weekend.
The spectacle of Alan Greenspan, one of the Ayn Randian faithful, preaching calm over the wreckage of innovative greed run wild, is about as sick as Cheney's recent pitch that the Iraq War is a "success." There is clear blame for the financial mess. The culprit is deregulation. It's time for government to bring back managed capitalism. The self-regulating financial foxes are just not up to the job.
Green Hawks in the Pentagon: the American Army Is on a Green Mission
Ms. Sohlman does a powerful and thoughtful national defense reframing of the alternative energy issue. In the '50's President Eisenhower sold the interstate highway system to the country as necessary for national defense. Is a contemporary version of the same argument something like this: If the sponsors of our enemies in the war on terror are Middle East oil tyrants, alternate energy development by the United States is a non-violent defense strategy in that war?
Thank you for this timely article. Pam and Charles' story brought me into close and personal touch with the additional suffering of our service men and women who look to the V.A. to facilitate their re-entry into civilian society and instead find a resistant adversary. Clermont reveals another grim and sobering dimension of Bush's War that joins the testimony of the Winter Soldier hearings of last weekend.
Posted by Will Peters | March 20, 2008 7:42 AM
The spectacle of Alan Greenspan, one of the Ayn Randian faithful, preaching calm over the wreckage of innovative greed run wild, is about as sick as Cheney's recent pitch that the Iraq War is a "success." There is clear blame for the financial mess. The culprit is deregulation. It's time for government to bring back managed capitalism. The self-regulating financial foxes are just not up to the job.
Posted by Will Peters | March 19, 2008 7:35 AM
Ms. Sohlman does a powerful and thoughtful national defense reframing of the alternative energy issue. In the '50's President Eisenhower sold the interstate highway system to the country as necessary for national defense. Is a contemporary version of the same argument something like this: If the sponsors of our enemies in the war on terror are Middle East oil tyrants, alternate energy development by the United States is a non-violent defense strategy in that war?
What does the WIP community think?
Posted by Will Peters | March 18, 2008 8:44 AM