Jason Bourne Ultimatum antidote to US "govt." shredding Universal Human Rights

what?
"Hollywood" continues the "we're only doing this "to save American Lives""! subtext. Two other films in x had the same agenda....Reduce "terrorism" by introducing Universal Human
Rights for all Humans. The Creator gave all Humans the 5th Amendment and the right
to not be tortured or "interrorgated"...

David vs. G.O.L.I.A.T.H.

http://www.thebourneultimatum.com/


"Privacy?!, Get Over It!" , Bill Clinton after Monica Lewenski
http://www.aec.at/en/festival2007/index2.asp

How to help the "terrroritius" theArms race heats UP

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“Goodbye Privacy” is the theme of this year’s Ars Electronica, the festival extraordinaire of art, technology and society in Linz, Austria. September 5–11, 2007, the focus will be on these late-breaking phenomena of a new culture of everyday life being played out between angst-inducing scenarios of seamless surveillance and the zest we bring to staging our public personas via digital media.

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ignorant & impotent Bush/USA terrorists bombing people

bomb the Brutes! get on Amazon
what?

Tom (TE) says- As the Europeans are well aware, air power -- given the civilian casualties that invariably follow in its wake -- is intensely counterproductive in a guerrilla war. "Every civilian dead means five new Taliban," was the way a British officer just returned from Helmand Province put it recently.

However, an air-power strategy fits American predilections to a tee. As a Reuters piece aptly headlined the matter, the Americans in Afghanistan are "hooked on air power." Americans have long been so. After all, with the singular exception of various Central American proxy wars during the Reagan years, air war has essentially been the American way of war since World War II.

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Tom Dispatch

posted 2007-07-09 09:37:45

Tomgram: Carnage from the Air and the Washington Consensus

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"Accidents" of War

The Time Has Come for an Honest Discussion of Air Power
By Tom Engelhardt