"The Shards of a Brighter Tomorrow"
Condi says that the crisis in the mideast is really an opportunity.
How do Iraqi's feel about that?
Watch here.
Condi says that the crisis in the mideast is really an opportunity.
posted by The Inside Dope @ 8/12/2006 4 comments
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4 Comments:
Jon Stewart did an excellent job satirizing the idea that the what is going on in the Middle East is an opportunity or "birth pangs" for a brighter tomorrow.
As he pointed out Americans certainly did not view the crisis of 9/11 as anything other than an unmitigated disaster. I guess it is easier to see the killing and dying that is going on somewhere else to someone else as having more positive possibilities.
***BOOM***
That was an Improvised Explosive Opportunity [for the Carlyle Group] filled with the flying shards of a better tomorrow [for the Carlyle Group].
TID, I don't know if you had a chance to follow those two links in my last comment; but I found them very interesting. The second one is a video by a Dutch TV station (only beginning and end are in Dutch).
Both are a couple years old. Made me wonder why we even have ethics rules for government employees who transition to contractors. Because it's a private company, there is no way to have any oversight over which former gov't employee is doing what.
I also found out recently that this company bought out the gov't contract to review all personnel security clearances. Hmmm..interesting that a private company owns our process for granting and reviewing clearances.
As Rummy would say, "It's transformational."
I believe I saw the documentary on the Carlyle Group on PBS, though it may have been a different one than the one you linked to... not sure.
It's an excellent explainer about who the Carlyle Group are, how they work, and what they do to extract mind-blowing profits, primarly from war and conflict around the world.
I recommend readers to check out the second link Huck posted above if they have about 45 minutes to spare and have a high speed connection. You'll learn something.
Not, of course, that anyone or anybody will ever do anything about these guys, but it's a tiny help if at least more people are aware of it.
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