The Congressional record relates a liberal left senator quoting a newsweek article, and the presentation, made in 2002, was part of a partisan attack against the republican administration.
I could, if elected, stand in front of the congress and read a detailed diatribe on monkey ass, and it would be a part of the congressional record.
The fact the accusation is made, here on the BBS or as a part of the congressional minutes does not make it true.
Inuendo, murky unnamed sources, and a wish to advance a muckraking agenda does not constitute any proof.
Next, you post a link to and quote extensively from the "center for co-operative research" website.. a nice official sounding name.
It is, in fact a libertarian slanted site with a bent to REWITE history, while at the same time calling for a revolt and revolution here in america.
From the sites 'philosophy' page;
THE REVOLUTION IS AT HAND! CCR believes that real historical changes are not the result of new ideas, philosophies, or the extraordinary actions of individual actors. Rather we contend that the real movers in human history are the changes that the progression of history imposes on technology, the organization of systems of production and distribution, and the interaction of these two factors with ideologies, culture, exogenous events, and other important institutions and processes.
Stemming from this view, is our belief that the only real hope for resolving the current global disorder is for people to actively participate in the development of new technologies and new methods of organization that will decentralize both the production and distribution of needed goods. Tyranny, in both the state and corporate form, is dependent on the existence of systems of production and distribution that are capital intensive in nature. For example, when it takes millions of dollars of capital investment to build the necessary means of production for energy, it logically follows that the owners of that means of production will yield tremendous power. But, when it becomes economically feasible for households to produce their own energy with solar panels and fuel cells the political economy of energy production will forever change.
The application of this principle to as many productive and distributive processes as possible is the real challenge of those who yearn for lasting social justice and peace.
A qcick scan of the home page reveals something nasty and ugly brewing here.. and lies and inuendo are happily interspersed with current events and recent calamities to paint a picture of a horrible evil government bent on stealing your babies and eating them.
Miko.. try again.
harder.
in traffic.