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[technoir]

So I dont even have msnbc and so I dont watch this guy often but I will say I found myself in complete agreement with this man when I came across this little editorial on You tube. Maybe it is time for more people to look at what is going on and realize that things need to be revaluated. When did it become unamerican or unpatriotic or supporting our enemies to say that maybe the government is wrong? Isn't that the point of living in a free society? To have the right...no not the right, but the responsability to tell our government that we think  they have made a bad call.

any way listen and enjoy.

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I am not one to say such things persay. I disagree with this administration. I think we can show they have lied repeatedly in interviews. They will say one thing then say they never said that later. They have used bullying tactics on anyone who is strongly against the war in Iraq. The policies they have persued I believe along with a good portion of the diplomatic and intelligence community that their persuit of war in Iraq has made us less safe not more. I will say their policy on treatment of prisoners in their "war on terror" has been shown to be illegal.

To say they are dirty is implying they are deliberately corrupt and I can understand how people may believe that, but the truth is there is no proof of that. They may just believe this course of action is the correct one. Even if they are wrong it does not make them corrupt. I want them out of office because they have made mistakes, not because of any supposed criminal behavior as it has not been shown and verified. There is a little to much believing of such things with out real proof to my taste. it has happened in both directions and it is not how we should be.