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our business operations are run right here in petrolia by becky grant and david wheeler, incredibly efficiency of course. counterpunch books, we started thinking we were publishing things in the internet web and wanted to keep on the form. our stuff on the counterpunch site doesn't go away. it's somewhere in the of fast sort of black hole of or in print communications. probably some government archive, god help people who have to go through it. but we thought we wanted to put them in hard covers. we began with a book called the politics of anti-semitism because we had done a bunch of articles about critical israel that he wore an anti-semite, which is actually nonsense and we thought it was important -- it was a successful book actually, and we do our books in association with ak press, a bunch of pretty well organized anarchist's down and oakland, and ak looks after a lot of the bookshop -- looks after the bookshop distribution. we also sell the books on our website or people write in and we send them from the office in petrolia. it was natural to do it. we had a bunch of articles and then we

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on the other hand, becky is clearly public enemy number one. it is hugely important for the united states sonner rather than later to find him, to -- the inability to find him hampers our efforts. every day that goes by is deemed to be a loss by the united states in this ongoing propaganda war. host: from 2003 to 2004 from homeland security he is current thirty director of the as pen institute's homeland security member in aspen. and the wartime contracting commission on iraq and afghanistan. back to the phones, desoto, kansas. diana on our republican line, thank you for waiting. caller: thank you. mr. ervin, you seemed quite surprise that had a person who was on a terror list was not automatically on a no-fly list. i'm going to ask you was there a change in policy since you were in your position or do you see this has a glitch or what do you think may have occurred here? guest: i wasn't surprised by it. i'm just making the point that most people would think the terror list and no-fly list are one and the same and i was saying one of the lesson

our business operations are run right here in petrolia by becky grant and david wheeler. incredible efficiency, of course. counterpunch books. we started thinking we were publishing stuff in the news letter and the web that we wanted to keep in more permanent form. our web stuff on the counterpunch side doesn't go away. it's all around the back side of mars, you know, in the vast sort of black hole of old internet communications. probably all ending up in some government archive, and god help the people who have to go through it. but we felt we wanted to put them in hard covers, and we began with a book called the politics of anti-semitism because we'd done a whole bunch of articles about this idea if you're critical of israel, you're an antisemite which is absolute nonsense. we do our books in association with ak press who are a bunch of pretty well-organized anarchists down in oakland, and ak looks after a lot of the book -- looks after the book shop distribution. we also sell the books on our web site or, you know, people write in, and we just send them right from the

on the other hand, becky is clearly public enemy number one.t is hugely important for the united states sonner rather than later to find him, to -- the inability to find him hampers our efforts. every day that goes by is deemed to be a loss by the united states in this ongoing propaganda war. host: from 2003 to 2004 from homeland security he is current thirty director of the as pen institute's homeland security member in aspen. and the wartime contracting commission on iraq and afghanistan. back to the phones, desoto, kansas. diana on our republican line, thank you for waiting. caller: thank you. mr. ervin, you seemed quite surprise that had a person who was on a terror list was not automatically on a no-fly list. i'm going to ask you was there a change in policy since you were in your position or do you see this has a glitch or what do you think may have occurred here? guest: i wasn't surprised by it. i'm just making the point that most people would think the terror list and no-fly list are one and the same and i was saying one of the lessons

he served as becky -- acting deputy assistant secretary of the army for budget. we have edward harrington, a deputy assistant secretary for the army. he has more than 28 years of experience in weapons acquisition and contract no. he served as director of the defense contract management agency from 2001-2003. charles north is the senior deputy director of the afghanistan-pakistan taskçó fore at the u.s. agency for international development. he has been with u.s. a-n-d since 1987. he previously served -- he has been with usaid since 1987. he was in the state department in the office of foreign assistance. daniel feldman is the special representative for afghanistan and pakistan at the department of state. he is one of two deputies to ambassador holbrooke. he previously served as director of the humanitarian affairs at the national security council during the clinton administration and was the council and communications adviser on this committee. he was a partner echo foley and hope. jeff parsons is the executive director of the army command. he serves as the princi

colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com "this broadcast realtime captioned by beckylyon." >> beautiful vancouver, bc. the olympic hockey tournament taking center stage in 60 days. tonight vancouver fans get an eye full of the capitals. next. the caps couldn't wait for the truck to drop in denver crashing the party was the objective for this first timer. kyle wilson found splash in a flash. giving them the rocky mountain high. tonight in vancouver, a swedish nanny would have a tough time babysitting these twins. if you have a camera we have the man for closeup on comcast sportsnet. >> hockey fans from east to west unite this is comcast sportsnet nhl extra. this evening the capitals rev up their motor inside gm place where the canucks won't mind going for a drag race. >> very pleasant welcome to you along with craig lockland i'm joe. after a six-goal eruption in denver. something that has happened under head coach bruce boudreau. >> ahead of the caps chicago, philly and pittsburgh. 18. calgary 16 times. tied with boston with 15. nhl record, joe, 40 times in one season

he served as becky -- acting deputy assistant secretary of the army for budget.we have edward harrington, a deputy assistant secretary for the army. he has more than 28 years of experience in weapons acquisition and contract no. he served as director of the defense contract management agency from 2001-2003. charles north is the senior deputy director of the afghanistan-pakistan taskçó fore at the u.s. agency for international development. he has been with u.s. a-n-d since 1987. he previously served -- he has been with usaid since 1987. he was in the state department in the office of foreign assistance. daniel feldman is the special representative for afghanistan and pakistan at the department of state. he is one of two deputies to ambassador holbrooke. he previously served as director of the humanitarian affairs at the national security council during the clinton administration and was the council and communications adviser on this committee. he was a partner echo foley and hope. jeff parsons is the executive director of the army command. he serves as the princip

he served as becky -- acting deputy assistant secretary of the army for budget.tary for the army. he has more than 28 years of experience in weapons acquisition and contract no. he served as director of the defense contract management agency from 2001-2003. charles north is the senior deputy director of the afghanistan-pakistan taskçó fore at the u.s. agency for international development. he has been with u.s. a-n-d since 1987. he previously served -- he has been with usaid since 1987. he was in the state department in the office of foreign assistance. daniel feldman is the special representative for afghanistan and pakistan at the department of state. he is one of two deputies to ambassador holbrooke. he previously served as director of the humanitarian affairs at the national security council during the clinton administration and was the council and communications adviser on this committee. he was a partner echo foley and hope. jeff parsons is the executive director of the army command. he serves as the principal adviser to the commanding general of the army ma

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