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    Repiglican Roast

    A spirited discussion of public policy and current issues

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    I'm furious about my squandered nation.

    Monday, December 19, 2005

    More Proxy Wars Planned Than Ever Before

    Rummy's shopping list

    1. Jack Boot Polish

    2. Rubber Clubs

    3. Travis Twit 's Big Hot Hits

    4. Unknown Unknowns

    5. Latin America

    Yes, they are striving for world war.


    "The Defense Department is expanding its control over foreign military training programs that were once the exclusive province of the Department of State, lessening congressional oversight, and weakening the relationship between military assistance and foreign policy goals," according to the report.

    And, because more aid is being channeled directly through the Pentagon, a growing number of economic and social trends -- including the rise of populism throughout much of the region -- are being interpreted as security threats, according to one of the co-authors, Adam Isacson of CIP.

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