>>>>>>No problems at the stadium so far. Is the difference that there is security, food, and water and even entertainment (not to mention baby formula, toilet paper, porta-potties, et al)?
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>>>>>>http://apnews.myway.com/article/20071023/D8SETS4G0.html
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>>>>>>Look at the picture at the very top of the Drudge Report:
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>>>>>>http://www.drudgereport.com/
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>>>>>>Wow
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>>>>>I haven't heard anything decrying the inhumanity of George Bush? Is the media dropping the ball on this one? ( at this point I'm sure we take as given that Cheney started the fire, so that doesn't require reporting. )
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>>>>He's too busy planning the bombing of Iran.
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>>>>On the train yesterday I read a New Yorker article by Seymour Hersh about the administration's thoughts on Iran. (Man, does that guy have sources). One of the things mentioned is that the CIA group responsible for Iran has been beefed up to the point that it is the biggest group for any country. He wrote that the buildup has been similar to what happened with the Iraq group in the fall of 2002.
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>>>Just a guess on my part, but given history I would think the humint from Iran is much better than what we had coming from Iraq.
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>>>But don't you think it is appropriate right now to have the Iran desk beefed up? The big complaint with Iraq was that we acted with flawed, incomplete or improperly analyzed intelligence.
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>>I think it's a very good idea. I'm just nervous about the administration's intentions. Once again they seem to have a bias for military action rather than diplomacy.
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>My option would be for a number of key Iranian scientists to have unexplained heart attacks. I'm kind of hoping somebody on the black team still thinks that way.


I think it was Zbigniew Brzezinski (sp?) who was quoted in the article saying something like, What needs to happen is this knucklehead Ahlmanizad (sp?) go away so the Iranians can come back to their senses.