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The 1% surely are having fun with their latest hat trick. Is general a good word these days?
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NY Post really goes all the way
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as Daily News is a bit lamer
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The reality is very likely here
Seriously, America? It’s Never the Sex, Revisited
But the stories I’ve seen provide two clues. The less intriguing one, although it still offers much food for thought, is found here:
The resignation of CIA Director David Petraeus came less than a week before he was scheduled to testify before the Senate Intelligence Committee on the Sept. 11 attacks in Benghazi, Libya.
A spokesman for the committee said acting CIA Director Mike Morell would testify Thursday in place of Petraeus, who resigned Friday after admitting to an extramarital affair.
That, and his replacement with kill list John Brennan
Also, a cogent article in the guardian on the reverence the media shows for this scandal
There are several revealing lessons about this media swooning for Petraeus even as he exits from a scandal that would normally send them into tittering delight. First, military worship is the central religion of America’s political and media culture.
Second, it is truly remarkable what ends people’s careers in Washington – and what does not end them. As Hastings detailed in that interview, Petraeus has left a string of failures and even scandals behind him: a disastrous Iraqi training program, a worsening of the war in Afghanistan since he ran it, the attempt to convert the CIA into principally a para-military force, the series of misleading statements about the Benghazi attack and the revealed large CIA presence in Libya.
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Yeah, it was the storms,
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but it’s Obama’s Bloomberg too
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And this is more from our Mayor
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And this is more of what we should hear
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In the old country there was a saying which, for a while at least captured the spirit of the nation. When faced with the magical opportunity of getting one wish come true, that’s what one wished: that the neighbor’s goat die. Not a goat for himself, or maybe two. No. That the neighbor’s die. It’s the same spirit animating the voters for the two party candidates as fueled by the media: you want the other guy’s goat to die. Forget that you are unemployed, about to lose social security, sent to wars and spied on. The most important thing in your life is to get the other guy’s goat dead. Dead. dead. dead.












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