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5 comments:
Yeah, I know who Michael Ledeen is. In fact, when I found out that his daughter was given a job in Iraq, I did a post about it.
http://ireallyhatehimyouknow.blogspot.com/2005/04/heritages-legacy.html
And we both used the phrase "blood boiling" I see.
Actually, yes, we did -- I hadn't noticed that. Funny coincidence. Or, knowing Ledeen, not so funny.
Yeah, I knew about his shady connection to Manucher Gorbanifar. It's supposed to be illegal for civilians to conduct United States foreign policy but being Republican, as always, means you don't have to obey the laq.
Hey, Mush, why don't you join the Big Brass Alliance too? You'll get a lot more exposure for your Blog and access to all the info that's being mailed around within the group. I know I've gotten a lot of interesting info in the last few days.
Actually, e-mail me and I'll send you the stuff that's been put together already. I'm getting ready to do some posting on it.
Joining such a group conflicts with my sense of individualism, so while I'm there in spirit, I'd rather remain officially unaffiliated. I'll shoot you an e-mail, though.
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