nukes? what nukes?
 

I agree with this guy! We should do what Europe did with Iran. Make an agreement with NK where it agrees its all good and it'll stay good! Let's maybe get JC back in the picture. Bush is good for talking to puppets, but we need liberals to deal with this kind of thing.

nukes? what nukes?
 

Haven't they admitted to having them?

nukes? what nukes?
 

"Dear Leader" Lied, People Died!!!!

nukes? what nukes?
 

so did Sadaam.

nukes? what nukes?
 

Some people think that nuclear weapons are a deterrent. That, in fact, is how we defended Europe from the Communist Menace in the '50s, '60s and '70s. Which is to say that a statement that's not against your interests isn't really an admission.

BTW, I admit that I am smart and good-looking.

Maybe we can get a supercomputer or the Detroit chapter of MENSA to tell us why Hussein might have wanted everyone (or just Iran) to think he had WMD.

Freedom on the March?
 

• Yesterday in Afghanistan, Hamid Karzai was sworn in as that country's first democratically elected president.
  
  In Ukraine, the Kremlin-backed ruling party's attempt to steal the election for Viktor Yanukovych appears completely stymied by the peaceful Orange Revolution. At minimum, it seems likely that there will be a re-vote on December 26.
  
  In the West Bank and Gaza Strip, 1.3 million Palestinians are registered to vote in the January 9 election of one of ten presidential candidates seeking to replace the marvelously dead Yasser Arafat. In Iraq, nearly 14 million Iraqis are registered to vote for one of 156 parties running in the January 30th election. As Bill Kristol has pointed out, commentators in the Arab world are starting to wonder aloud why the Arabs with the most significant voting rights are those under American or Israeli occupation.
  
  Would it be pollyannaish, at this point, to be tremendously optimistic about the march of democracy and freedom?

http://www.spectator.org/dsp_article.asp?art_id=7483

nukes? what nukes?
 

Yes, but the admission also isn't cost-free.

Freedom on the March?
 

Commentators in the American world have long been wondering what this country is doing to promote the voting rights of Arabs living under regimes we support, from Morocco to Egypt to Saudi Arabia.

Freedom on the March?
 

Which reminds me -- I wonder what conclusions we are to draw about the state of Palestinian democracy if they end up electing a president whose jail sentence is not yet completed.

nukes? what nukes?
 

Look, it's not an "admission." And nothing is cost-free, not even the lunch I ate at a meeting at another law firm yesterday.

Freedom on the March?
 

You'd think they'd be tired of living under the rule of a dictatorial sycophant. And I didn't realize Martha is considered a frontrunner.

% who attend services at least once a week:

• U.S.A. 45%
  Turkey 38%
  Saudi Arabia 28%
  Iran 27%

Ezra Klein

I'm told that this speech by Howard Dean about the Democratic Party kicks ass. Those who are unlikely to like a speech by Howard Dean about the Democratic Party probably should not bother to read it, however.