... not as unusual, but for ground units like this, it's extremely unusual, because they come up only in the most extreme circumstances.During the Vietnam War, for example, you had stand-downs to stress racial relations, to stress things like drug prevention programs. But there hasn't been a ...
... then I will ask Carol Phillips: why are they right and why are they wrong? NANCY LESSIN: Well, we said it was wrong for the U.S. to be invading Iraq; it's wrong for the U.S. to be occupying Iraq. There's no right way to do a ...
... which is less than 1 percent. So the potential for this being a really serious problem is there, and nothing that's happening is telling us that it's going in the other direction. It keeps going in the direction that is making us quite anxious. It's increasing its ...
... means you sit with Putin, as the president already has, and said your treatment of your people is outrageous and we can't have successful relations unless you change. Does it mean you go to war with Putin? Does it mean you break off all relations? No, that's not ...
... unlikely, frankly, to be apparent, that Don Rumsfeld personally made a bad judgment here, other than, as I said earlier, the political judgment or public relations judgment or whatever it was not to go to the president and the senior leadership of the Congress with this back in March. JIM ...
... agree to air the interview live. Sinclair made news in 2001 when it directed its stations to read on-air statements in support of President Bush. It has also provided its own newscasts to highlight what it says are the positive achievement of the U.S.-led occupation in Iraq.
... as very staunch allies, certainly you were in the war on terrorism and in the war in Iraq. Could you describe the nature of that relationship? PRESIDENT GLORIA MACAPAGAL ARROYO, The Philippines: You know, the Philippines and the U.S. have had a strong relationship with each other for a ...
RAY SUAREZ: Two top officials from the Bush administration today gave the Senate Foreign Relations Committee a broad sketch of their plans for a postwar Iraq. From the start, it was clear they faced a skeptical crowd. Chairman Richard Lugar: SEN. RICHARD LUGAR: How long might U.S. troops conceivably ...
KWAME HOLMAN: Like the U.S. military, the Central Intelligence Agency sends personnel into harm's way, but often in secret wars. And for many who die serving the CIA, There's no public acknowledgment. Dozens of stars memorialize the dead at the agency's Virginia headquarters; only about half ...
... brokers don't include us in any discussions of race and class in America. Our absence is preposterous, especially when Asian ethnics are specifically picked on, or on occasions, precipitate racial friction. In significant discussions of America's race relations, the question is posed in black and white terms only."
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