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Idiot, Fool, War Criminal.Bush ‘Comfortable’ With Decisions, Legacy On Iraq

Bush ‘Comfortable’ With Decisions, Legacy On Iraq - http://huff.to/15acCZD

Bill O'Reilly Confronted By Facts

  • O'Reilly (screaming): "Give me one damn program he said he'd cut!"
  • Guest: [Names specific programs]
  • O'Reilly (screaming): "That's bullshit!"
A long time ago the feminazis began their quest to make women more like men, which is what feminaziism is, essentially, all about - to dress like us, acquire power like us, have careers like us, all that, that’s really what it was all about.
— Rush Limbaugh International Women’s Day (via mediamattersforamerica)

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kelseygaude:

Grace Kelly and Frank Sinatra. 

kelseygaude:

Grace Kelly and Frank Sinatra. 

thetrevorproject:

Re-blog if you care about your followers.

thetrevorproject:

Re-blog if you care about your followers.

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condenasttraveler:

Vintage Travel Posters | Pan Am England, Circa 1970

Cool stuff….

condenasttraveler:

Vintage Travel Posters | Pan Am England, Circa 1970

Cool stuff….

The China Blog: An Interview with Historian James H. Carter

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Historian James H. Carter recently wrote a piece for the Los Angeles Review of Books on a new “biography” of the “The Books of Changes,” an important Chinese classical text.  Asia Editor Jeffrey Wasserstrom caught up with Carter to ask him a few questions about, naturally enough, China and biography.

JW: You began your review of Richard Smith’s new “biography” of the Yi Jing (Book of Changes) with some ruminations on the whole notion of biographies that don’t focus on individuals.  If there were one other book with a tie to China you think especially worthy of a “biography,” what would it be - and who would you like to see write it?

JHC: It’s hard to eschew “actual” biographies - ones about people - because there are so many lives in China’s past that are so rich and resonant.  Zhang Xueliang, who began life as the son of China’s most powerful warlord, and saw his homeland overrun by Japanese troops after his own commanders ordered him not to resist, played a key role in kidnapping Chiang Kai-shek and forcing him to cooperate with the Communists before living for decades under house arrest in Taiwan (eventually dying - at age 100! - in Hawaii), seems a more than deserving subject.

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derwolfsmantel:

A French veteran of the first World War salutes Canadian vehicles carrying troops of the South Saskatchewan Regiment of the 2nd Canadian Infantry Division at a Canadian forward post in Fleury-sur-Orne. (via)

derwolfsmantel:

A French veteran of the first World War salutes Canadian vehicles carrying troops of the South Saskatchewan Regiment of the 2nd Canadian Infantry Division at a Canadian forward post in Fleury-sur-Orne. (via)

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barackobama:

We’re just going to leave this here.

barackobama:

We’re just going to leave this here.

your-recovery-is-possible:

64memories:

I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS TO BE GIFFED MY ENTIRE LIFE

Best giff ever.

your-recovery-is-possible:

64memories:

I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS TO BE GIFFED MY ENTIRE LIFE

Best giff ever.

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