KGB: Why is Killing Taken so Lightly? »
Posted By populist 1 year, 8 months ago in Arts & EntertainmentThe novel KGB is a creative endeavor that tries to ask the question - why is the killing of poor people taken so lightly and the idea that they might some day seek revenge considered so extraordinary?
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JenMurdock1 year, 8 months ago
The whole Bush family are all criminals. I saw an old article about how George Bush Senior's grandaddy was involved in running clipper ships to and from China and made lots of $$ from the drug trade at that time. Not surprised of course.
Maybe someday the real histories about stuff will be told, like who really did 9/11 and how corrupt the Bush regime (and those behind them) really are.
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populist1 year, 8 months ago
well, the saying goes "Who controls the past controls the future....who controls the present controls the past"
orwell, i think?
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jdhatl1 year, 8 months ago
Here, try dealing with reality for a change...
your boy Georgie and his pal Cheney are the responsible agents for mass murder beyond the scale of comprehension. The elections were fraudulent, the justification for war on iraq were busted as 100% fiction invented by an Italian con man and a Kurdish con-man, everything has gotten worse except for rich people, ceo's, and all people associated with war industry, you can get killed for eating a salad in Baghdad, whereas there used to be kids walking around in heavy metal shirts. We're losing in Afghanistan, this is the john birch society's wet dream, and it is a war crime, as is Mr. Libssuck's politics
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not2needy1 year, 8 months ago
Suckalib! You have to be one of the most ignorant people that is allowed access to NS threads. Your politics won't allow you to learn anything if it means your Bush (god) has been capable of doing anything wrong. You need to wake up and smell the coffee, that man cares nothing about you, me or anyone, not even his parents or children. You're super stupid!
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trnscndr1 year, 8 months ago
I only have one reservation about this story; the commie bating tone. The KGB has done horrific things but so has our side. When I saw the interview on Larry last week of Tenet, I almost piked when he defended torture. And what is amazing is that we pretend it's not torture while denying that we kill at all.
It is sad there is no such book written about the CIA, that has been as judgmental of tactics.
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populist1 year, 8 months ago
good points. but there's been plenty of books written on the cia.....it's overthrow of governments, assasinations, and the like.
but, we have to remember, no matter how much we think we know or hear about the CIA, their budget is secret......in short, much of what they do, you and I will never, ever know.
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jdhatl1 year, 8 months ago
It increases a little bit every time you buy a little baggie of cocaine
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will97011 year, 8 months ago
What bothered me about the article was the part about having a truth committee.
A body that determines what is and is not true? I can't put my finger on it, but that idea in itself makes me uncomfortable. Would there be one "truth committee", or several throughout the country? And suppose you are called to testify at one of these committees and they don't believe you? What powers would they have to use against you that a regular court doesn't have? A committee chosen by who? If these so-called conspiracies are so powerful, what is to stop them from just finding a way to rig these "truth committees" as they have supposedly already wield so much power over such entities as the White House and the CIA?
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jdhatl1 year, 8 months ago
Neo-Cons gorge on senseless death. the communists try to have some kind of justification for it at least. That makes them number 2 on the list of evil types. Number 1 is Neo-Cons, which is just the modern American vernacular translation of Nazis.
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not2needy1 year, 8 months ago
There's not many left to kill when Bush gets done constellfibs!
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Ruggaboo1 year, 8 months ago
The Pacelek fool is an obvious conspirist and bread and butter idiot. Along the typical line of the Populist Hate mongers the story (and the book I suspect) is a concoction of blathersmite, poppycock and heresay. The poor souls who feed off this crap; one sensational screedo at a time, are all objects of my pity. Their rabid hate, aggrandizing aggenda and malcontent meddling set new lows for discussion.
It is a blackeye to this site that this trash even is allowed to roost here. It is a even greater shame that it finds a home in the peculiar pea brains who infect this site.
This unsubstantiated crap, much like the articles preceeding it, is an insult to investigative journalists everywhere.
Get real ya sad little losers.
*hack*
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Ruggaboo1 year, 8 months ago
Where is this Populist party head quarters?
Where are it's cadidates on the local and National Scene?
I put to you this is a sad little creation of an obvious twisted malcontent mind; headquartered in the troubled cranial region of some dejected liberal malcontent.
Hey Paxil, Prozac or Zanex anyone?
I give these a read for the benefit of the doubt...now on this steaming crap is on auto flush.
*Ga-Glooooosh*
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