"A second consequence of this new state of war is that international relations and domestic politics become increasingly similar and intermingled. In the context of this cross between military and police activity aimed at security there is ever less difference between inside and outside the nation-state: low-intensity warfare meets high-intensity police actions, The "enemy", which has traditionally been conceived outside, and the "dangerous classes," which have traditionally been inside, are thus increasingly indistinguishable from one another and serve together as the object of the war effort."
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"A second consequence of this new state of war is that international
relations and domestic politics become increasingly similar and
intermingled. In the context of this cross between military and police
activity aimed at security there is ever less difference between inside and
outside the nation-state: low-intensity warfare meets high-intensity police
actions, The "enemy", which has traditionally been conceived outside, and
the "dangerous classes," which have traditionally been inside, are thus
increasingly indistinguishable from one another and serve together as the
object of the war effort."
Hardt, Michael & Negri, Antonio in "Multitude: war and democracy in the Age
of Empire", p.14 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toni_Negri)
However, inside the Cathedral, allegedly located at 50
Wonderful name "Psyops". As if it was taken from a sci-fi novel
(which it probably is).
I especially liked the bit about these propaganda messages "blowing"
back to the US – to be consumed by the most gullible citizens on the
planet….
Thanks for the link.
Geert
http://nznl.com
On 29-jan-2006, at 22:19, Patrick Holbrook wrote:
> This doesn't look good. And people are complaining about China and
> Google…
> http://www.commondreams.org/headlines06/0127-04.htm
> -patrick
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