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wh doe happen next in the untry? iiscussed the proect with a professor the johns hopkins scho of international studies i want to start by asking what you de of mr. rasmuss' defense owhy the intnatial commity t involved in libya and not in syria >> ink at interview reay laid it out at the vy end. you see the differences. the byan regimes isolated in the world,ondeed by e arab ague isolated by the u.n. ey're still internation assets. it's still harussn suppo. still the silencef the ara ague andhe oanization of islamic conference the sad fact is there is big difference beten t llingness of the iternional mmuny toally for the cau of the libya and the absolute inapacity to respond to e ordeal of e sian pele. >>we he seen the government officials from sya sayhat they believe thathe tide is rning i their direction. they think this is the endf the story for theebel t wetill see them gog out on t streets in the fe of this incredible brutali. what do yo think hpens now in syria? ist possible that assad goes beuse ofheserotests

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in the 1600s new meant untried and dubious. people in the 1600s felt about new ideas the way we feel about a parking place right in front of a restaurant that we want to go to. that can't be right, that can't be legal, there's got to be trouble. worse than that, to look for yourself and to think for yourself was to verge on heresy. the mark of a devout person was that he literally took things on faith. for a thousand years the church had said so explicitly. the reason god was called almighty was that he could do things that seemed impossible. so curiosity and skepticism weren't virtues, they were signs of bad character. one theologian at the time delivered a furious condemnation of these impossible-to-please scientists. if wisest men in the world tell them that they see it, if christ and his apostles tell them that they see it f god himself told them that he sees it, yet all this does not satisfy them unless they may see it for themselves. one reason that scientists of the day were willing to stand up to attacks like that was t

whether or not they should be given to this rebel government which is frankly untried, untested, unprovenly know who they are and what they mean? what they want? you know, those are a lot of questions that people are asking themselves now. >> suarez: how did this army get shells, bullets? how does it restock and resupply? >> this is not an army in the sense that you might have imagined. if you've been to iraq and afghanistan and ever worked with the u.s. military you imagine tanks and weaponry. this is the furthest thing from that kind of conflict. this is not a professional force on either side. i've been over on the other side to tripoli and seen qaddafi's forces. they are not either a professional force of... that has been trained and is well equipped. better equipped certainly but not well trained. these are basically a very rag tag group. and so they get their weapons any way that they can essentially. when the east was liberated, there were huge weapon stores that had been sort of liberated along with that. and so they basically are still using those but a lot of the equipment is ve

the greatest travesty for this untry is that we do not have energy policy. i do not know how many energy crisis there has to occur in more than a generation to prompt and compel the president and congress to develop a comprehensive energy policy. it has transcend -- it transcends many administrations. if the hearings did not result in action, increasing debt policy, we let down the american people. we should be examining all aspects and all facets of what we do at. we should examine all the subsidies and all the tax incentives that werovide. we put many of them on cruise control for so long. the challenge that we're facing today -- we of not looked at them in terms of their effectiveness. we need to have the energy policy. the congress ought to do eight and that is why people are asking. i think that is an abject failure without question. the real issue for us here today is taddress these effectiveness of the tax incentives that you are given in your industry. you provide a very basic commodity to the american people. in my state, they paid $3,500 for oil an

all the families who have a missing place in their family for someone whose life w lost serving the untry, for all the families who live with someone with disability because of the kind of war we're in now. and so, mr. president, i am pleased to sta here representing my state but hopefully representing, as all of us do, the forces of freedom and democracy that will ultimate ly triumph over the forces of repression and murder and chaos that one world view would try to perpetuate, and we recognize today another step against that view of leader. mr. reid: mr. president, those watching around the world may not be able to see on their screens the scene here in the united states senate today. we have all come to the floor in a way we rarely do. we've come here this afternoon to express with one voice our endless respect and admiration for the men and women of our litary and our intelligence organizations. the resolution is an appropriate name for this legislation that's now before this body. it honors the resolution to a problem that has lingered for nearly a decade, one whose weight has grown

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