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[4&20 blackbirds] The death of conservative ideology: This line of thinking, the dichotomy of good and evil, doesn't work in a post 9/11 world. In order to eliminate terrorism and deal with the problems in a globalized economy and a globalized political entity (where internal Saudi politics could eventually morph into a terrorist attack on New York City).
[Non Imprimatur] Jihate: Jihadi terrorism could be wiped out from the face of the earth only democratic nations including USA, UK, Russia, Israel, France, Japan and India join together and take concrete plan of actions to destroy the deadly Jihadi terrorism and the dogmatic, reductionist ideology that sustains and promotes Jihaditerrorism Remember, many of us here never been stripped of our freedoms, because we are people of luxury that haven’t the slightest clue of what if it like to wake up one day and have our “rights”
[Huffingtonpost.com] The Blog | Robert Greenwald: It's Not Competence, It's Ideology ...: The Republicans have actually been quite competent, if you measure competency solely by the ability to achieve your agenda. The Republicans have gotten the War they wanted, the Supreme Court Justices they wanted, the curtailing of freedoms they wanted, the relaxing of retraints on business and the environment they wanted...
[Powerlineblog.com] Power Line: March 2005 Archives: If the Democrats were filibustering manifestly unqualified nominees, or if they were following past precedent, or perhaps if they were filibustering only one or two ideologically egregious nominees, then their abuse (if any) might not be major. But since the Democrats are using the filibuster in an essentially unprecedented manner, and certainly to an unprecedented degree, to block nominees whose qualifications are not being questioned, it is natural and proper for the Republicans to contemplate, and if necessary take, counter-measures.
[Glenfuller.blogspot.com] Disambiguation Blog: February 2006: A map has multiple entryways, as opposed to the tracing, which always comes back to the “same.” A map has to do with performance, whereas the tracing always involves an alleged “competence.” (1987: 12-13)Of course, in terms of my dissertation, the 'tracing' is the partoicular representation of modified-car culture in Australia that I am constructing and working from. The map is something else, between the representations ('the world') and me-in-the-world, closer to the place I want to get to when writing.
[Essembly.com] Essembly Blog » 2006 » May: Some of our goals are to make the profile a “window into your thoughts,” a sort of auto-generated blog that has the advantage of being connected through resolves to the community at large. We also are trying to make the homepage do a better job of giving users a sense of the “zeitgeist” (thanks to Micah Sifry for that) of the site as a whole, the member’s network, and the member’s groups.
[Blog.uwinnipeg.ca] CityStates: The IUS Blog: Ideology and Disaster: It's a natural tendency to view certain events through the lens of one's beliefs, one's world view. After all, that's what belief systems are there for: to help us make sense of the world around us.
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