whether it's gulf of tonkin, whether it's 9/11, how we got into the iraq war. those secrets, those secrets, they kill people. they take lives. that's why i'm a huge supporter of what wikileaks is doing. >> all right. one complicating issue here. address the charges against assange in sweden. are they a ruse? are they a front for something else? and even if they are, indeed, something nefarious against him, you are still in essence participating in bailing out a man who has been charged with criminal sexual charges or will be charged under these circumstances. address that. >> that's the thing. he hasn't been charged. they brought no criminal charges against him. they want to talk to him about -- this whole thing stinks to the high heavens. i have to tell you. i mean, i wasn't born yesterday, but i've seen this enough times where governments and corporations go after individuals, geez, i think i was just on your show a couple weeks ago talking about this with my film and the health care industry. they go after people with this kind of lie and smear. daniel elsbu

states government may really be orchestrating a confrontation we should never forget the gulf of tonkin incident as it was called that led to the vietnam war the united states is no longer in the position it was sixty years ago when it was the great power in the region it is today an empire in serious decline and decay and attempting to do too military many aircraft carriers what it no longer has a productive capacity to do it really is an attempt to get out of the economic crisis globally with more military expenditures and more military confrontations and it's a great danger for the people of the whole globe but especially the people of the region a poll of americans shows that concern for the country's wars in iraq and afghanistan is headed a new low many were stumped when asked basic questions about the conflicts but maybe it's not entirely their fault as artie's lauren lyster explains. the western media is putting celebrity gossip ahead of what's really important. an average day on the streets of the big apple an urban metropolis of lights cameras and action these stars and stripes

a confrontation we should never forget the gulf of tonkin incident as it was called that led to the vietnam war the united states is no longer in the position it was sixty years ago when it was the great power in the region it is today an empire in serious decline and decay and attempting to do too military many aircraft carriers what it no longer has a productive capacity to do it really is an attempt to get out of the economic crisis globally with more military expenditures and more military confrontations and it's a great danger for the people of the whole globe but especially the people of the region to militants in the suspect who become players who've been killed by police in russia so the republic of doug a star one policeman was wounded you with a gun fight militants barricaded themselves in a house which was then taken by storm by special forces off negotiations failed authorities say one of those killed was the head of a local tethering it was on the most wanted list these bodies were taken hostage at least one major attack in two thousand and nine before policemen and seven civil

the gulf of tonkin incident as it was called that led to the vietnam war instead of the six nation talks which really would be a possibility of peace this is a u.s. meeting with its two clients in the region which it has occupied for sixty five here the united states is no longer in the position it was sixty years ago when it was the great power in the region it is today an empire in serious decline and decay and attempting to do too military many aircraft carriers what it no longer has a productive capacity to do it really is an attempt to get out of the economic crisis globally with more military expenditures and more military confrontations and it's a great danger for the people of the whole globe a recent poll shows many americans have no idea what's happening with the country's wars in iraq and afghanistan with the economic crisis showing no end the thousands of deaths and trillions of dollars spent on the military don't seem to be catching the public's attention and it's all to lower list to reports the us media seems to be largely responsible. an average day on the streets of the

a confrontation we should never forget the gulf of tonkin incident as it was called that led to the vietnam war instead of the six nation talks which really would be a possibility of peace this is a u.s. meeting with its two clients in the region which it has occupied for sixty five years later the united states is no longer in the position it was sixty years ago when it was the great power in the region it is today an empire in serious decline and decay and attempting to do to military aircraft carriers what it no longer has a productive capacity to do it really is an attempt to get out of the economic crisis globally with more military expenditures and more military confrontations and it's a great danger for the people of the whole globe. norm prefer aeration and peaceful atomic energy will be on the table in geneva on tuesday as a run and a group of six world powers still have their second day of nuclear talks the groups expected to discuss iran's controversial nuclear program feared internationally to be for military purposes but firmly denied by a test run which is that it's for peacef

. >> car salesman tonkin is one for congress, but how much do we know about tom ganley quite winnow ganley sanctioned for advertisement is used correctly scop ensued repeatedly for illegal employment practices. cantley also sent a pledge to support the republican agenda 100% in washington. what will that mean for ohio? one vote against unemployment benefits for workers who lost their jobs. one more vote to protect tax breaks for companies who ship jobs overseas. one more vote to allow insurance companies to deny coverage to children with preexisting conditions and one more vote to allow wall street banks to continue taking advantage of ordinary americans. tom ganley will be one more republican votes against ohio's middle-class families. tom ganley is wrong for ohio. seiu.org not authorized any candidate or candidate committee. >> all right, tom ganley ran unsuccessfully against shelley berkley in ohio seven. again, try to pick out races that were either a big highlighted race on a national stage with senator reid. tim burns ran in virginia 12. john burks old seat. >> of timber thinks it's

we were misled by the gulf of tonkin, buy weapons of mass destruction. i think there is more support for a less interventionist, less occupation-invasion-oriented foreign policy than we are living on here. in general, i think a lot of the top of the suppose a third rail about social security, entitlements, and defense spending is more politicians expressing their addiction to conducting, being conductors of the gravy train than any real on willingness of the american people to actually face these budgetary and national-security reality's peies. is our foreign policy not is of one of the greater threat to our national security? >> thank you. [laughter] question. sure of the >> i think it's a good question. it is, in part, the history of those often-failed interventions, or ones that began with an assumption that did not turn out to be right that i think is giving people pause about whether we need to keep on doing it. >> well, i mean, we could enter into theories of psychoanalysis of the american people, if you want to, and how they are constantly being m

we were misled by the gulf of tonkin, buy weapons of mass destruction.re support for a less interventionist, less occupation-invasion-oriented foreign policy than we are living on here. in general, i think a lot of the top of the suppose a third rail about social security, entitlements, and defense spending is more politicians expressing their addiction to conducting, being conductors of the gravy train than any real on willingness of the american people to actually face these budgetary and national-security reality's peies. is our foreign policy not is of one of the greater threat to our national security? >> thank you. [laughter] question. sure of the >> i think it's a good question. it is, in part, the history of those often-failed interventions, or ones that gan with a assumption that did not turn out to bright that i think is givin people pause about whether we need to keep on doing it. >> well, i mean, we could enter into theories of psychoanalysis of the american people, if you want to, and how they are constantly being misled into wars. that does

the american people knew what was going on in of the spanish-american war and world war ii and the tonkin gulf resolution if the american people knew what was going on before the invasion of iraq with the line is, the cover-ups, the distortions, that now have been historically documented by the bush administration including richard clarke, the anti-terrorism counselor to president bush among many. what's fascinating about this controversy is we have to avoid it becoming a vast destruction focusing on the so-called weeks instead of focusing on the abysmal lack of security safeguards by the executive branch of the u.s. government and making those who set up this poor system or who allowed it to be penetrated accountable. the destruction also is a way from the lack of accountability for the executive branch officials who suppress information. how many times have you seen those people prosecuted at the highest levels and the mid levels of government? the suppression of information has led to far more loss of life, to a position of american security and all the other consequences that are now

we were misled by the gulf of tonkin, buy weapons of mass destruction. i think there is more support for a less interventionist, less occupation-invasion-oriented foreign policy than we are living on here. in general, i think a lot of the top of the suppose a third rail about social security, entitlements, and defense spending is more politicians expressing their addiction to conducting, being conductors of the gravy train than any real on willingness of the american people to actually face these budgetary and national-security reality's peies. is our foreign policy not is of one of the greater threat to our national security? >> thank you. [laughter] question. sure of the >> i think it's a good question. it is, in part, the history of those often-failed interventions, or ones that began with an assumption that did not turn out to be right that i think is giving people pause about whether we need to keep on doing it. >> well, i mean, we could enter into theories of psychoanalysis of the american people, if you want to, and how they are constantly being m

the american people knew what was going on in of the spanish-american war and world war ii and the tonkin gulf resolution if the american people knew what was going on before the invasion of iraq with the line is, the cover-ups, the distortions, that now have been historically documented by the bush administration including richard clarke, the anti-terrorism counselor to president bush among many. what's fascinating about this controversy is we have to avoid it becoming a vast destruction focusing on the so-called weeks instead of focusing on the abysmal lack of security safeguards by the executive branch of the u.s. government and making those who set up this poor system or who allowed it to be penetrated accountable. the destruction also is a way from the lack of accountability for the executive branch officials who suppress information. how many times have you seen those people prosecuted at the highest levels and the mid levels of government? the suppression of information has led to far more loss of life, to a position of american security and all the other consequences that are now

. >> car salesman tonkin is one for congress, but how much do we know about tom ganley quite winnow ganleyanctioned for advertisement is used correctly scop ensued repeatedly for illegal employment practices. cantley also sent a pledge to support the republican agenda 100% in washington. what will that mean for ohio? one vote against unemployment benefits for workers who lost their jobs. one more vote to protect tax breaks for companies who ship jobs overseas. one more vote to allow insurance companies to deny coverage to children with preexisting conditions and one more vote to allow wall street banks to continue taking advantage of ordinary americans. tom ganley will be one more republican votes against ohio's middle-class families. tom ganley is wrong for ohio. seiu.org not authorized any candidate or candidate committee. >> all right, tom ganley ran unsuccessfully against shelley berkley in ohio seven. again, try to pick out races that were either a big highlighted race on a national stage with senator reid. tim burns ran in virginia 12. john burks old seat. >> of timber thinks it's wa

the american people knew what was going on in of the spanish-american war and world war ii and the tonkin gulf resolution if the merican people knew what was going on before the invasion of iraq with the line is, the cover-ups, the distortions, that now have been historically documented by the bush administration including richard clarke, the anti-terrorism counselor to president bush among many. what's fascinating about this controversy is we have to avoid it becoming a vast destruction focusing on the so-called weeks instead of focusing on the abysmal lackf secuty safeguards by the executive branch of the u.s. government and making those who set up this poor system or who allowed it to be petrated accountable. the destruction also is a way from the lack of accountability for the executive branch officials who suppress information. how many times he you seen those people prosecuted at the highest levels and the mid levels of government? the suppression of information has led to far more loss of life, to a position of american security and all the other consequences that are now being att