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Vietnam in the Panopticon

Posted on February 26, 2009 by David W. Boles

Vietnam is not a place for reformers or dissidents — but it might very well be a harbinger of the future in Iraq and Afghanistan. If you choose to stare back into the Panopticon watching you in Vietnam, prepare for … Continue reading →

Posted in Government | Tagged afghanistan, elections, human rights, iraq, vietnam, violation | 7 Comments

Defending Bob Kerrey from New School Crybabyism

Posted on February 12, 2009 by David W. Boles

Bob Kerrey is under attack at New School “University” as their current president and I am leaping to his defense. Bob is a good son of Nebraska and he doesn’t take any guff and he isn’t good at having to … Continue reading →

Posted in Watching | Tagged bob kerrey, crybabyism, nebraska, new school, protest, vietnam | 8 Comments

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