russian army, serves as an advisor to the czar, and is attached to two senior russian commanders, fisa some of the great battles of 1812 including, was at the retreat of the french army when it's trapped in the late fall of 1812, goes on when the prussians changed sides to fight at the great battles, and then in the 1815 campaign, the waterloo campaign, fights. so he's a very experienced officer. after the war he is appointed to head the prussian war college, and from 1818-1831, he spent most of his time writing about his experiences in the great wars. he dies from cholera. his collected writings are published posthumously. the first four blogs make up the book known as onboard. on war is a famous book regarded by many as the most important book ever written on armed conflict. it is currently standard reading and all the war colleges of the united states armed workforce. and your book is called "decoding clausewitz." why? >> well, it's called "decoding clausewitz" because i think that "on war" has been very badly misunderstood. and it's not like it's just any common book. we misunderst

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i love my job at twentieth fisa and george and don see it as it's should quit that's what makes our country popular in the wild west as she is since my cherished hope is to see everything will change for the better. actors of the show taught us to valley theatre still perform vintage plays in front of a full house every day. but at the same time a world renowned georgian director cannot work in his home country. store a can now only see his own productions as a regular theatregoer rather than as its leading light. culture is that so much time which of course is right ana gasteyer not a recasting america's global military strategy or just more of the same braga hama's new vision for the pentagon is aimed at saving. that you are going to support that security problem getting it to me i want to point out why what i mean is there are a lot of james or was. this you guys any of that because i sure didn't but you know the minced words and personal attacks something is happening to american media these days it's losing its credibility so if they make the jump from breaking the news to making the n

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the northeast wharf project fisa, which has been contemplated in our waterfront land use plan for a long time. that is the green space you see on the far right side. there is an 80,000 square foot two-story cruise terminal building that will meet the standards for efficient and safe passenger movement and will also serve as a safe and events facility. the demolition will also clear the way for a very large tip for access for the day, and also positioning for the cruise terminal. the timing, march 2013. the event authority will have exclusive use of this facility from the beginning and end of the race, from march 2013, and will return the facility to us april 2014. an assistant -- consistent with the mmrp, we will be hooking up offshore power. we will then complete the maritime skindell by october 2014. -- schedule by october 2014. the project has a shortfall in phase two. i am happy to report the shortfall has been reduced $4.7 million since you review the project. we have shifted costs from phase one to phase two related to design a we need to do now. city costs have decreased by assumi

burdens overwhelm the capacity of the economy to service that debt the only technical solution that is fisa bill is one that probably remember to be implemented but it is to cut down the debt write it off. and. this technique on the problem technically much solution when at this present that then debate those who have interest in keeping things us they are wrapped themselves in the months. and say piece of obligations should the us be under are you are you calling this and this is not the republican debate about how big the u.s. the federal debt is this we're talking about the monetary system here how money is created and how this works are you essentially calling for a jubilee. well i am afraid that you believe. it cannot be like it won't be done because that are two powerful interests involved in this that you're saying that would be the solution when i race i have a little to say it of them they say i've long been certain or order appreciated that the b. will ultimately run into a stone wall without. that there. is a solution has been to let the less. you know less. well placed individua

good when the fisa law to suppress is the prize the rights of the few for . those who don't get their share of the traits. good by download you've got. people that he's i mean you'll go last but look the one that is that people need to know about it i mean that we look at. from the company from. those who suck it out to prosper. side the seeds and say. probably not. see. life license and. no one can live without it's in one of the largest blood banks in the world. blood of nigeria. on our t.v. . wealthy british style. that's not on the times. markets why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars a report on r g. p well into the future of science technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia we've got the future covered. with the u.s. economy still on the ropes president obama pledges another program to change during his annual state of the union address. in libya gadhafi loyalists claim they're in control of the town

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fisa was hard, but this makes it look like a piece of cake. it's far more in the long term -- it is probably equal in the long term in terms of its importance. it has been a very bad demonstration on the part of congress, the administration, and public, which has no particular interest in cyber security because nobody is explaining it to them because it is abstract and not pushed by any one group with particular emphasis and therefore nobody is very excited about it. we have worked out a way private sector companies basically take responsibility for their own cyber safety and cyber security. dhs helps them and they are held accountable for it. i grew so frustrated on a lack of action on the part of all of us -- the conclusive action -- i went to mary schapiro on the securities and exchange commission and said i cannot do legislation right now, would you please at least post on the sec website where investors go all the time to figure out if they're going to invest in private companies for not. private companies would have to simply say if they

everything he would stage a coup after a snap election was called on the fisa of the intelligence services. this is tantamount to obama allow wayne herman cain to decide his political strategy for reelection. it was not one of the smartest things and as soon as the coup was staged they instituted a dictatorship aimed to at making a more radical form of islam, than and a lot of the land and realizing that bhutto would not go way that is the difference between this country and pakistan. if you run for president and you lose come a two things have been for you should make note of this. you get at talk show. second, you get a best seller. if you wonder how to succeed with the typical american success story is to run for president. with pakistan bad thing this could happen you could be a killer forced into exile. they probably would have exiled him but they knew he would not disappear from the scene but he staged the trial and accused bhutto of murder not too late did he understand his life was really in danger somebody interviewed him in prison and said what you doing? he said i'm spending my

explain why the rail companies this month on some of the busiest commuter routes have increased their fisa by up to 11%? >> the power was given them to do that by the last labor government -- labour government. >> ed miliband. >> no, mr. speaker. no, mr. speaker. the last labour government stopped them from doing that. this minister when it came to office reversed that policy. that is why, that is why the companies are not able to do that. that is why someone traveling from northampton to london when see a rise of over 300 pounds. will he stand up for trade companies, get a better deal, and changes policy? >> i know there was a difficult start to the year, but he has made it worse by getting it wrong. labour, in 2009, about fare increases of up to 11%, because they introduce the idea of flexibility. what was the case in 2009 is the case today, but i think the key issue is this. there are only two places that money for the railways can come from. it can come from the taxpayer, or it can come from the traveler. the question is are we going to put money in investments, and this government is.

i know via reid and his colleagues are doing the same thing as fisa.ompanies are going to have to think about running themselves in a way that is sustainable to provide not just benefit from a therapeutic standpoint but benefit from a health economic standpoint so to me the biggest change that's occurred since i've been in industries the rise of health economics. before it was just a physician sitting there making an individualized medical judgment. now physicians are not necessarily the decision-makers anymore because people who are looking at drugs and managed care provider or in the u.k. these are the help -- health technologist inside baseball. they are people who are now trying to ensure that there are evidence-based ways of deciding which drug should be used on people, including not just benefit and risk but also cost and i think we can lament that all we want that everybody else gets measured in the world and everybody else gets challenged to provide a better service. i mean if you get a new cell phone, each subsequent one has got to be better a

congress to get a subset thereof, let's say terrorism or were there is reasonable cause or like the fisa cord or special courts was special warrants, that that is a different question that can be decided at a later time? it favors your result, but i have been looking to see if there is a way of going to congress to create situations where they can do it, rather than situations where they cannot. >> justice, that is what happened with the foreign intelligence surveillance chords. all this court has to do is decide the narrow question before it, which i have articulated several times. >> i do not see why it is any of congress' business if it is truly an intrastate operations. congress can control police practices that do not violate the fourth amendment throughout the country? i mean, maybe interstate tracking devices, yes. but so long as you track within the state, isn't that ok? >> no, your honor. first, i want to refer to a comment from a long time ago in watts versus indiana peter justices are not ignorant of the law what they know to be true of men and women. what we have here is a co

monitoring the tens of millions of americans, which understand our constitution should be illegal on the fisa wiretapping back which barack obama supported and wall street -- all of these are policies which are bipartisan. and that is because we have undergone, i think, in the last few decades a kind of slow motion coup d'etat, a corporate coup d'etat where the citizen is rendered impotent and it's solely the interests of the corporations which are paramount within the circles of the power elite one could take many examples. obamacare would be a good one. i share the right wing's of obamacare. it was a disastrous bill. it was written by corporate lobbyists. 2,000 pages of it. it's essentially the equivalent of the bank bailout bill for the pharmaceutical and insurance industry, $400 billion in subsidies. meanwhile, the white house handed out exemptions because these corporations do not want to ensure chronically ill children -- think in moral terms where it's now legally permissible for corporations for profit corporations to hold sick children hostage while their parents franticly bankrupt t

fisa. >> thank you mr. chairman. if this were about protests today, we wouldn't be having this hearing. i was here on may 4th, have to get my millennia right. i was here may 4th, 1971, the first anniversary of the killings at kent state in which the mall was still with protestors from antiwar protestors and protesters over the campus disruptions and the early dismissal of universities throughout the country as a result of their law abiding protest. the fact is we are all here protecting and promoting the idea that the d.c. is and will continue to be a place for the protests to occur. if anything i believe that we have facilitated like no other city in the united states and i want to continue to do so. mr. chairman, let me just give you a fairly straightforward number. it's roughly 208 feet. the size of the square makes it one of the smallest parts of the park service overseas. if we are to say that anyplace here in the district or around the country for a protest can become a campground simply because someone is prot