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he wants a russia that is a defender of traditional values, in opposition to the postmodern spiritualcadence that you find in a lot of the world today. >> spiritual decadence come indeed. another weekly, brazil. by it,w weekly set up a prominent journalist in france, used to be the editor-in-chief of le monde. the conquest of brazil's far west. so many things remain to be discovered in brazil according to le un. one thing that remains to be discovered are indian tribes. three weeks ago, one of these unknown amazon tribes came into contact with the inhabitants of the little village in western brazil. >> no one knew about it? >> we knew about them but they were out of civilization, as they say. indian0 such isolated tribes that are completely cut off from the world. some of them are breaking out of their isolation and reaching out for help. read, they faced dangers including mining companies, drug trafficking, illegal logging companies. when they run into contact with civilization it is a risk because often, most of the time, they are really not immune to many of the diseases that we ca

because the anti-israel is the postmodern acceptable of anti-semitism. old-fashioned jew hatred.rian, israel in the middle east, look at the middle east, israel is an island of civilization in a sea of barbarism. the only rule of law, democracy in the region, the only place where women are treated fairly or educated values, but israel can't get a break for a number of reasons, not least because israel's success exploded this myth of the left that oh, in the middle east, you can't get ahead because you're oppressed by the imperial powers. a handful of jewish refugees started that state and built a modern world class, high-tech economy where even the president is subject to the law. amazing in the middle east. and our president and his administration sympathizes, in my view, sympathizes nakedly with the palestinians. >> here is an example. philip gordon said, the middle east coordinator for the white house, he says how israel will remain democratic and jewish has been attempts to governor millions who live on the west bank. how peace will be delineated from the borrowedder and occu

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pretty ironic to me that we've become so postmodern, so smart, so for what the government can do and mandate that we're willing to destroy the very freedoms that created this country in the first place. this bill was a cynical attack on truth. i'm glad it's not proceeding. it's time to quit wasting the senate on political games and start addressing the very real problems that this country has, like the fact that social security disability will run out of money next month, the fact that a third of those on disability who aren't truly disabled are threatening the livelihood of those who truly are, the fact that now medicare, 17 years from now or 16 years from now will be out of money. the fact that social security will be out of money in 18 years. the fact that we're having corporations leave this country in a mass flood because we have a tax code that's not competitive with the rest of the world. the fact that we're wasting $250 billion a year on duplicative programs that don't accomplish the goals which the congress set out for them to do, but yet we have no leadership that says we'r