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In reply to the discussion: The Moment that Frank Zappa warned us about? [View all]BelgianMadCow
(5,379 posts)28. funny thing is, it would seem that the US public indeed thinks
behaving like judge, jury and executioner doesn't make sense, given the response to possible war on Syria.
Be it in discussions about the US, Russia, or Germany in the eurozone crisis, I keep reminding myself to differentiate between the governments of a country and its people. I don't know when the disconnnect between those two has ever been so great. It's very worthwile to check out the comments on the (conservative quality newspaper) Frankfurter Allgemeine.
I have strong doubts we live in democracies. But I don't doubt that people are waking up.
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The expressed reason is that Kerry wants to learn from Kissinger's experience dealing with Russia.
PoliticAverse
Sep 2013
#5
Or he is asking how he can avoid International Court if he decides on a coup somewhere.
bahrbearian
Sep 2013
#6
A cynic might say that's why he met with Kissinger on the anniversary day of Chile's coup. n/t
PoliticAverse
Sep 2013
#7
It wasn't because the President was elected, more the President's election was
Egalitarian Thug
Sep 2013
#37