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To: stockman_scott who wrote (110255)	8/6/2003 3:50:57 PM
From: Rascal	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 281500

This is a great linear recap of what they said (Neocon Strategy/Bush Doctrine) and when they said it. I hope Neocon reads this post. I hope Westeria reads and integrates the facts. Rascal @TimeLineIsTelling.com

To: stockman_scott who wrote (110255)	8/6/2003 7:32:14 PM
From: KLP	Respond to of 281500

So Scott...which 'editors' wrote that piece? Michael Moore, Molly Ivins,Robert Scheer....etc ??? Certainly a VERY one sided opinion mag...... From their PR Kit: Editorial Profile The Nation is America's oldest weekly magazine and one of its premier journals of opinion. Established by abolitionists in 1865, The Nation has long been regarded as one of the country's definitive journalistic voices. For more than 135 years of writing on politics, culture, books and the arts, The Nation has remained true to its original commitment to be the critical, independent voice in American journalism. James Baldwin, Ralph Nader and Hunter Thompson published their first pieces in The Nation. Other contributors have included Martin Luther King Jr., Albert Einstein, Eleanor Roosevelt, Emma Goldman and Jean-Paul Sartre. The Nation has a proud literary history as well, having published the work of W.H. Auden, Langston Hughes, Sylvia Plath, Henry James, Willa Cather, Thomas Mann and hundreds of other major writers. Editorial Victor Navasky, Publisher and Editorial Director Katrina vanden Heuvel, Editor Art Winslow, Literary Editor Karen Rothmyer, Managing Editor Richard Lingeman, Senior Editor Betsy Reed, Senior Editor Washington, DC, Bureau David Corn, Editor John Nichols, Correspondent William Greider, National Affairs Correspondent Columnists Eric Alterman, Full-Court Press Alexander Cockburn, Beat the Devil Naomi Klein, TK Katha Pollitt, Subject to Debate Calvin Trillin, Deadline Poet Patricia J. Williams, Diary of a Mad Law Professor Contributing Editors and Editorial Board Members (partial list) Robert Borosage Stephen F. Cohen Marc Cooper Mike Davis Susan Faludi Doug Henwood Molly Ivins Randall Kennedy Tony Kushner John Leonard Michael Moore Toni Morrison Joel Rogers Kirkpatrick Sale Herman Schwartz Andrew Shapiro Robert Scheer Edward Sorel Gore Vidal John Wiener Amy Wilentz Roger Wilkins Departments Jane Holtz Kay, Architecture Arthur C. Danto, Art Robert Sherrill, Corporations Michael T. Klare, Defense Stuart Klawans, Film David Cole, Legal Affairs Edward W. Said, Music Gene Santoro, Music Jonathan Schell, Peace and Disarmament Grace Schulman, Poetry Ian Williams, United Nations Calvin Trillin, Deadline Poet Bureaus Mark Gevisser, Southern Africa Miklós Vámos, Budapest D. D. Guttenplan, London Maria Margaronis, London

To: stockman_scott who wrote (110255)	8/6/2003 11:22:05 PM
From: GST	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

The neocon agenda is dying: From your post <<The policy has failed in the world as a whole. It has encouraged the proliferation it was meant to stop, leaving the United States and the world without an effective nonproliferation strategy. It has dishonored the democratic system it was meant to promote. The political disaster in Iraq is writ large in the decline of US reputation and power among the nations of the world, almost all of whom opposed the war and are now perfectly ready to watch on the sidelines as the United States sinks in the Iraq bog. It has estranged America's traditional friends, including its NATO allies. It has created a divide between the United States and Europe. It has demeaned and damaged the UN. It has placed a roadblock in the way of the international cooperation necessary to solve the most important economic and social problems of the twenty-first century: saving the global environment and working to fashion a more just and prosperous global economy.>>