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refine the list, fine, but...

Submitted March 8, 2004 - 6:17 pm by David Keating
... isn't one case enough?  Sure you could say "everyone makes mistakes".  But I know they are not mistakes.  They are purposeful, deliberate, and calculated choices.  I have read the FOIA documents at the GWU National Security Archives.  This is no conspiracy theory.  This is reality, in all its shades of gray.  Refine the list for the history books, but I want to address the present.  Why does the US government continue to do these things???

My only conclusion short of the ridiculous "pure evil" is that the US gov is protecting our "interests" (as stated), which is protecting our prosperity.  The wealth and ease found in the USA comes with a price.  Others must live without it in other places.  That's the reality of our great nation.  

I am beginning to believe that the only way to stop this madness is to literally stop "buying".  As soon as the american people reject the affluence handed to them on a platter by the dirty deeds of their government around the world then the government will no longer have a reason to do them.  

I believe this would be consider a "market force".  

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