My mother told me: never discuss religion or politics. That is about all I talk about.
No Oil for Pacifists says
When the tin-foil hat types talk, seek their sources
. He writes the post “Ask the Neo-Con, Part VII ” to do just that. Carl has always been the number one blog for well documented reporting and opinion-making.
For people who just want to hate President Bush rather than take a balanced view of his record, it won’t be an article they are interested in. Prejudice and close-mindedness are like that. But for those who want to build a rational view of our times… well, No Oil For Pacifists is a good place to start.
Conclusion: Yes, the Administration was (mostly) wrong about WMDs–but a mistake isn’t a lie. Perhaps his book is better reasoned, but Bugliosi’s article borders on propaganda.
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Through Liz’s Example 
“Life is not about waiting for the storms to pass … it’s about learning how to dance in the rain.”0
studying history is intellectually enriching and challenging. The most thought-provoking history asks the “why” questions. Why did the McGuffey Eclectic Readers become so popular in the 19th century? Why were women in colonial America taught to read, but less often to write? Answering questions like these moves us to think about literacy as no other form of inquiry can.~Michael L. Kamil 0
