and that you think you have among the neocons. you get it among the canadian government. a lot of talk of war. and i just think we should be careful, especially if we're not the people who will have to pay the price. >> who were then neocons of that time? >> 1915. >> well, some of the generals, some of the statement. >> on both sides. >> on both sides. some of the british imperialists suit talked a lot about fighting . so, yes, we should look back. >> but one footnote. the kaiser's father, friedrich, was not like a son. he married an english woman. he was a liberal. he had not died of cancer after 99 days or 90 days and handed the throne to this tormented childhood, a tormented young man who needed to prove his manhood, i think given the german constitution, the power of the kaiser which we have all cited as being a major factors, frederick could have what? >> could have chase germany. he had plans to make germany much more constitutional in their formal government modeled on the english go much more control over the governments. i think he wanted to strengthen the civil

about the allies the lesser allies having control and is there any comparison to be made with the neocons who helped to create a drum beat for war? >> fisa but the american answer this. [laughter] >> fet would have a lot to say about it also. >> you gophers. >> you know, my opinion i already said i am a lifelong democrat middle-of-the-road but that said that is all i will say. [laughter] >> ideas think they can idealize this and fat even with political leaders with even george bush sr. they have a different attitude the general's because they know what it will cost or what it means and they do is think with the neocons but also you get it willis -- elsewhere in the canadian government talking about war and we should be careful to especially if you don't pay the price. >> who was the neocon at that time? >> some of the generals and statesmen obol sides. the british imperialists who talks about how we need to fight. we should not look back. >> one footnote. kaiser's father was not like his son. he was a liberal had he not died of cancer after 90 days and faith handed this round tuzes tormen

about the allies, the lesser our eyes, and i wonder if there's any comparison to be made with the neocons who helped create a drum beat for war going to iraq. >> i think -- >> actually, i think you would have a lot to say about it too. >> you want to go first? >> you know my opinion. i already said i am a lifelong middle-of-the-road democrat. that said, that is all i am going to say. >> i think those who haven't fought in war can idealize it. even political leaders, we have generations -- up until kennedy and nixon or even in george bush sr. people who experienced war firsthand and they have a different attitude towards war and so did the generals, the generals are often gung-ho on war more than civilians are because generals know what it will cost and how difficult it is to do and you got among the neocons a certain -- you get it elsewhere among the canadian government, a lot of talk about war and being taxed and you should be careful with such talk especially if you are not the people who pay the price for it. >> to within neocons of that time? >> some of the generals, some of the state

in one nine hundred ninety eight the big neocon think tank project for a new american century actually sent a letter to president bill clinton asking him to put together plans for an invasion . iraq arguing that america's current iraq strategy then was in adequate letters authors said that the only acceptable strategy is one that eliminates the possibility that iraq will be able to use or threaten to use weapons of mass destruction in the near term this means a willingness to undertake military action as diplomacy is clearly failing in the long term it means removing saddam hussein and his regime from power that now needs to become the aim of american foreign policy clinton didn't bite but when george w. bush came to washington the neocons knew they had somebody who would do their bidding in fact while campaigning in one thousand nine hundred nine george w. bush told his biographer mickey herskowitz that if he became president he wouldn't make the mistake his father made in only having a short and limited war with iraq you have a big enough war so that he become a wartime president wit

i do think he got among the neocons a certain -- you enjoyed elsewhere. you get in the canadian government at the moment a lot of talk about war and being tough. i think you should be careful with such talk, especially if you're not people are going to have to pay the price for it. >> who were the neocons of the time? >> of the 1900? >> 1913 spent some of the generals, some of the statesmen, some of -- on both sides. some of the verge and perilous who talked a lot about how we need to fight. we should look back an at the wd and say they were all lovely pacifists. >> but one footnote. dictators a jam -- the kaiser's father, friedrich, was not like his son. he married an english woman. he was a liberal. if he hadn't died of cancer after what, 99 days or 90 days, and handed -- fate handed the throne to this tormented child, tormented young man who needed to prove his manhood, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera, i think given the german constitution, the power of the kaiser, which we've all cited as being a major factor, frederick could have one. >> he could hav

i soon as he watched the neocons. morris guys. former prosecutors and tenderness one who rudely associated press. cool convinced that this connection. who among students. its former government under prime minister seemed to know what the afrikaner auction. nikko asset quality. and all our problems. he said his party colleague on the street now and i are enticed all fine conditions. today she did. i did not obey the long days why are they to the constitution many things ok. as a sad becoz the cbd is a racket and a tutorial. so e bv for me have to get rid of these two things. katie had to get rid of corruption. and be among the must have up to batu up democracy samsung's how one's problems cannot be resold. i love tulips i can tell you that i'm really frustrated. really you retake it. when japanese to rope in a manner you can say that taking it in is beyond me and you have to respect what because i'm not in oc th some kind people. they don't have to beat murray. they have. we got to me again and able bodied person who keep their ben

up was arrested the bill with two hundred pounds of concealed in kabul almonds in retaliation the neocon tds on sixteenth may seventeen inch of drivers in the sun up to buy fish we bought the okie. it also wanted the passage of bush amnesty to review his captain was off rabbi. yes another stage of javelin fish needs captain shane other. you get someone to focus on envoy to produce the decision the foreign ministry in cavite to new delhi said the move was suprising panicked and tried to solve they should target the mighty ten minutes. the find it surprising that for the sake of lessons in guiding and deductive thinking at this time had chosen to host eight times in a sea trade and travel. the beings immense humanitarian benefits to the people often when the nazis found and then the narrow crossbar to take them to gain insights and consumption depends on supporting those indulging in activities that are pushed back up to a member of our parking in a practical purpose at that thing. on a protection. the this is a question with the enjoyment of it. the critical path. you can see that the dec

teenagers to get implicitly began to make jewelry i believe this is a group of emerging leaders and the neocons the new number of causes to get behind to practice these emerging leadership skills. when we need something during a time of the disaster. they are calling way we can collect the impact they can shop at the warehouse in helpless mobilized in ways that i don't think i've ever seen before nixon each group these teams were joined by youth from others. service is such a big part of every religion and i know like people of all different religions once you think the good citizens of the worlds and just kind of like not everyone in the inclusive of everyone so it's important for all of us to come together and just show our love and service in town corrugated steel and discreet more diapers except you don't. that night. peter drummond on sermons he was excited to be a teacher student and working among such diverse group. i like the fact that we come together and see how similar we are as of this and how differently i we think we can act on so many things medical supplies on the scene this mor

yes the neocons shared taxis buses with what you'll need it he is said that ukraine will win nor yanukovich on the way. on monday downtown kiev looks like a bachelor's in front of buses and daintree littered the streets as the opposition and released again faced off against each other. movement is finding the real national revolution to independence has started and will topple these occupying regime by force we don't know what will happen but we will defend themselves. an estimated two hundred thousand people joined a peaceful rally on sunday to push and the elections and closer ties with the european union. two months of protests a deal to determine the way of results frustration among some sections of the content abundance. people stands and molotov cocktails and security forces who responded with tear gas and coal to canon. the police will put on the defensive and said they'd exercise restraint. so between the police has been holding back because we understand they want to propose to scenes of violence when i see you soon ukraine's prosecutor general said the violent protests were a crim

remarkable progress in terms of the teat reduction and then they said statistics showed there often the neocon that meeting people suffering from coffee tea in china under the international standards of a tv. china has helped more than six hundred million people out the prophecy. bob and oriented to call that a reduction of mine from rural china from two thousand eleven. the two thousand twenty seven had kept to anyone that income of two thousand three hundred line past the new moral he said showed significant is significantly out from the abysmal standards officials said that china has now decided to stay top of this friday's the reduction mechanism and make sure that is the means to them receive ask what the polish channels of past us says have a complete database covering or poverty stricken people by the end of this. fan the fan. again the anti government protest as a deceased to the justice ministry building in kiev acting and other government building to the several already occupied by the opposition. i'm not that this team to the ministry protest just begun erecting barricades that. bas

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the arrest of two pakistani nationals in time that the us where members of the baby kick out of the neocon peace time to discuss things and will mean having doubts this week's a shrine city of security aches but i'm consultant at the institute of defence studies and analysis in new delhi. thank you for speaking with us. i must mean that she'll update to this book brought to the ttp opening gazebo parking lot got last week and be said that the outcome could be hoped i would go with those two bg and daughter especially during the elections and inbound to the east and the economy got orders to move to me on my front deck and these people or rather i suppose that the pakistani nationals from me online give me how significant is this development. nor are they using facto in the last fight he is. oh and safety mall since he allowed me to link into piloted a movie he had been busting the number of these more humans but this is probably the first the team it's that they could either run focused on all three kids will be caught he tabled the issue worthy of the hat the fruit from the initiative tha

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you do have them with the neocon to cite the canadian government. and we should be careful. so we don't have to pay the price. >> 1913? >> on both sides with the british imperialists we should not look back but one footnote kaisers father was not like his son. he married english woman. he had not died of cancer after 90 days and fate handed the throne to this tormented young man who needed to prove his manhood in, etc., etc., etc.. i think given the us german power of the constitution and we have cited as a major factor, frederick could have what it? >> changed germany. had a more constitutional form of government and i think he wanted to strengthen the it is one of the tragedies. really. in he wanted to do everything in the opposite direction. >> i want to ask margaret a way out question. isn't it true the rising power was the united states and visible even at that time as any other party played a role to stop the war if they wish to do so or have the disposition? >> just to go back to the first part when i think is interesting is they were married so well. they backed down

foreign relations and the "washington post" editorial page which seems to almost always side with the neoconsers. so the only plausible answer is that these democrats either genuinely want military escalation with iran, or they are afraid of the extremely powerful and influential american/israel political action committee which has made passing this bill their current number one priority. and they are making a political calculation that is as in their political interest not to cross apac and its allies because they're not a group you want to get on the wrong side of. here's what i would say to these democrats. the ones you see listed there particularly to folks like kirsten gillibrand and cory booker who are thought to entertain aspirations for higher office. years ago, another group of democratic senators faced a monumental choice on how to vote on an urgent matter of war and piece and their advisers were telling them they had to vote in such a way that they would look tough and resolute and bolster their credibility. when the time came to vote on the resolution for the authorization of forc

he's from the more hawkish dick cheney neocon wing of the party, so i have this very clear feud goingembodied in these two people, who are going to be going head-to-head on these two issues on debate stages if both of them run, as it is expected both will. and where's the republican party going to be in 2016 on these questions? i have a feeling it's going to tilt a little bit more in paul's direction than kings. >> is that the way it's going to go, political movewise, if you're planting seeds you want to reap presidentially coming 2016, is rand paul planting the proper seeds? >> i think so, but there are key groups these moves do not court. that is women, black voters, and latino voters. his war on drugs rhetoric is effective, but it's not matched by actual policy. i've interviewed him recently, he said he's going to propose new legislation in the coming year, but i still think he has a lot of work to do with those constituencies, because he supports personhood amendments and also is against portions of the civil rights act, which last i checked is not going to get a growing coalition

he's very much an institutionalist, neocon, old-school sty republican and looks at people like rand paul and ted cruz and others as sort of upstarts that are bringing a libertarian sort of crazy person kind of thing in his mind to the party. and, you know, peter king is not the kind of guy that's not going to call you crazy if he thinks you're crazy. >> what i think is really interesting about the way the battle is shaping up, first of all, peter king has been flirting with a presidential run. at least that's what he said and been reported which seems preposterous to me, frankly. just in terms of what his actual chances would be in a republican primary field. right now you're going to see this test case of where republican lawmakers line up as these battles happen, legislatively, over nsa reforms, in which they are going to be torn between the kind of establishment and elite foreign policy thinkers in the party and the actual base. >> yeah, you know, and it's interesting to watch because part of, i think, peter king's problem, frankly, is that every time he sort of draws the line in the

have been supporting you know escalating tensions with iran and and pushing for you know i get the neocons and i get it john mccain bomb bomb bomb iran you know there's never awarded like you know it's just it's the glorious throwing you know it's testosterone poisoning or something i don't know but i don't get it you know i don't think there's fifty nine people like that the sun. and i didn't think bob it is one frankly you have to remember that congress has considered sanctions in the past and usually they passed overwhelmingly like four hundred twenty four hundred ten to twenty in the house as much as ninety nine to zero in the senate being quote unquote. easy politics and under states americans of course remember back to the taking of the american embassy in the military prisoners there were the raney's of course remember back to the u.s. dislodging one of the elected governments back in the fifty's so they both both sides have grievances but it's very easy it's been almost unanimous to pass new sanctions on iran and that's what's remarkable now that thirty nine senators forty one sena

and we remember that time, you know, the president had run against john mccain, who would be a neocon about that article that came out with different conclusions. i regret everything that went around that particular instance. i would liked to have stayed and continued the mission. instances arose that made it appropriate for me to offer my resignation at the time. so that's what i regret. >> afghanistan today. where are we in. >> well, i think we're a tough period, clearly tough period politically. there's been a lot of progress made in terms of security. a lot of areas which were not secure are much better. at the same time, there's an uncertainty about the future, and that uncertainty lies in uncertainty about the leadership of president karzai and his team, and about the relationship between the west, particularly the united states, and afghanistan. and we need to clarify that. everything around the security agreement is making that more difficult. there needs to be an agreement between the two sides. they need to give the afghan people some clarity. that's what they lack. >> yeah.

mccain is still pushing a neocon war agenda for israel.ost: moving right along, this "wall street journalngton pos circ next in sterling, virginia. lee is on the line, also an iraq veteran. caller: i am actually pretty had with a heavy heart. a lot of marines killed in action and wounded in action. they served with honor and served with courage and they were committed to the mission. is time.t with a a lot of resources to the iraqi people. we are proud of that. we both know how much blood was shed for them. that thet is time iraqi people stand up for themselves and are able to -- if we never leave they will never be able to take care of themselves. we won'tt mean that have official troops on the ground, but we will provide resources and resources will be a little different. it won't be troops that we have been giving them all these years. what do think the heads of resources should look like. ? caller: eight does not mean troops. eight could be covert ops, it continuedraining, training of the iraqi military, i was providing training on med

. >> big neocon. >> where does he want to invade today?e, talk about iraq. >> canada. >> can we do that? do you like him? he's nice. he's a good guy. all right. we're still two years away from the presidential race, but an outside group of hillary clinton backers are beginning to coalesce around her possible bid. a new detailed report by politico's maggie haverman describes an intricate campaign-in-waiting. on one side, a dozen clinton staffers and loyalists that make up her inner circle, and on the other, pacs looking for her blessing. there were rifts forming and an inability to control the messages. but at clinton's direction, the groups have begun to make peace and take shape. now, according to politico, priorities usa, which backed president obama in the last cycle, will handle mega donors. the grassroots -- i know, so ready to go. come on. it's hard to read, like, it's surprising, because it's not, right? is it fair to say that? >> i don't know. no, no, it's not that i'm more careful. i'm not sure she's going to run. >> right, okay.