A liberal looks & see's

Gonz

Gonz

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He still can't convince himself that things are improving. He still wants to find fault in what America does & what she stands for. He does, much to his chagrin I suppose, begin to gather understanding. It's a start.

Sean Penn said:
For Iraqis, there was no pro-war or anti-war movement last spring when the United States invaded their country. That, in their view, was a predominantly Western debate. They're used to war; they're used to gunshots. What's new is this tiny seed and taste of freedom. It is a compelling experience to have been in Baghdad just one year ago, where not a single Iraqi expressed to me opinions outside Baathist party lines, and just one year later, when so many express their opinions and so many opinions compete for attention. Where the debate is similar to that in the United States is over the way in which the business of war will administer the opportunity for peace and freedom, and the reasonable expectation of Iraqi self-rule.
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Sean Penn. The actor & peacenic. On his return voyage to a troubled land.
 
I'm still waiting for Alec Baldwin to honor his promise to move out of the country if Dubya got elected.
 
:rofl3: I guess those less liberal don't even bother looking. They just wrap themselves in a flag and chant "USA. ..USA...USA..."
 
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