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	Works and Days
		Hanson, for those who somehow have missed him until now, is a professor of Classics at California State and also is a part time farmer, both of which have contributed to his writing as a military historian.
		Hanson relates the life stories of his farmer neighbors, writing that their way of life will likely soon disappear, thanks in part to a federal system of agricultural subsidies that favors large-scale, industrial farm corporations over individual “yeomen.” This is a sobering and eye-opening book.
		Politicians need to stress that the melting pot is in everybody’s interest, especially now in an increasingly multiracial America of conflicting languages, ethnicities, and religions.
	victordavishanson.pajamasmedia.com (15076 words)

	David Did You Mean david? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		David was the eighth and youngest son of Jesse, a citizen of Bethlehem.
		David was sent for, and the prophet immediately recognized him as the chosen of God, chosen to succeed King Saul, who was now departing from the ways of God, on the throne of the kingdom.
		David took only his sling, and with a well-trained aim threw a stone "out of the brook," which struck the giant's forehead, so that he fell senseless to the ground.
	www.did-you-mean.com /David.html (2085 words)

	Center for Immigration Studies
		Hanson said the political dynamics of immigration are unlike the dynamics of any other issue, which is why little is done by the U.S. government to stop the flow of illegal immigrants.
		Hanson: Here in the Central Valley we have literally thousands of new immigrants of all races from southeast Asia, the Punjab, Armenia, and Mexico who arrived under lawful auspices, in numbers that do not overwhelm local facilities, and with the assumption that assimilation and acculturation alone promise success in their new country.
		Hanson is being careful not to be too anti-immigration (in which case he wouldn't be in National Review at all), so he dwells on illegal immigrants and the problem of assimilating them.
	www.cis.org /articles/2003/back903coverage.html (12430 words)

	Victor Davis Hanson on 9/11/01 on National Review Online
		It will require an economist, politician, historian, philosopher, and artist to make sense of the world turned upside down after September 11, which unlike Y2K really did prove to be the abyss between the millennia.
		Until then, we would do better to think simply of the dead, and to pledge both that we shall never forget them and in our lifetimes and, according to our efforts and station, we shall not allow it to happen again to any others on these shores — so help us, God.
		Hanson: Our Orphaned Middle East Policy 04/28 6:25 a.m.
	www.nationalreview.com /hanson/hanson091103.asp (1603 words)

	Werther: Victor Davis Hanson, Bard of the Booboisie
		Hanson can resolve this conundrum of who was loyal by paying a visit to the office of the senior Senator of Hawaii: Japanese-American, winner of the Congressional Medal of Honor, and infantry soldier who left a limb on the killing fields of World War II fighting for his country.
		Hanson, by contrast, suggests that the Liberal obsession with World War II revisionism and the alleged faults of the United States have resulted in the diminution of appreciation for the Axis' killing of innocent civilians.
		Hanson's other non-sequiturs and illogicalities: his seeming dismissal of the Chinese contribution (the implication that the PRC's butchering its citizens after the war somehow negates the Chinese role in winning it) ignores the fact that the bulk of the Japanese Army was tied up in China throughout the war.
	www.counterpunch.org /werther09072005.html (4000 words)

	Cuz We Said So: April 2005
		Steven Hayward argues that the environment is improving and the environmental movement is declining.
		Patrons hoping to get extra protein in their Wendy's chili will be disappointed to hear that police now say the woman who claimed to find a finger in a Wendy's meal is a lying sack of crap.
		Victor David Hanson compares and contrasts the Bush doctrine with the alternatives: realism, punitivism, bribery, and "let them be".
	davidgaw.typepad.com /cuzwesaidso/2005/04/index.html (6135 words)

	David Hanson (politician) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		David George Hanson (born July 5, 1957) British politician.
		It proved third time lucky for Hanson when he was elected to the House of Commons at the 1992 General Election when, following Raffan's retirement, he won the Clwyd seat at Delyn by 2,039 and has remained the MP there since.
		He has served as the Minister of State at the Northern Ireland Office since the 2005 General Election.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/David_Hanson_(politician) (460 words)

	ABC News: Robots Are Your Friends ... or They Will Be
		But Albert is not an astronaut, a politician, a diplomat, a scientist or a gym buff.
		Hanson, a renowned artificial intelligence researcher and robot designer, is widely regarded as the creator of the world's most realistic humanoid robots.
		Hanson put cameras in Albert's eyes, and powerful artificial intelligence software, which helps Albert see and track human faces and moves, understand speech and hold realistic conversations.
	abcnews.go.com /GMA/story?id=2627249&page=1 (462 words)

	Open Fire: Presidential Election 2004 Archives
		There are few finer examples than this one of a politician being something they are not for the sole purpose of deceiving, and winning support from, a specific group of voters...
		Victor Davis Hanson warned earlier this year about Kerry's tactic of spotlighting his Vietnam service as a critical part of his quest for Presidency.
		Victor David Hanson ponders the democratic hopefuls methods and asks the question, should we believe the gloom of the Democrats?...
	www.openfire.us /blog/archives/27.php (3061 words)

	Slugger O'Toole: September 2005 Archives
		Although the Italians (apparently proponents of a weird, pan-Catholic solidarity) would eventually be told to leave, the fact that their presence was tolerated for hours was indicative of the absence of political content in the demonstration.
		DAVID Gordon goes back to his old stomping ground to find out what sparked the recent loyalist rioting in Newtownabbey.
		Unionist politicians are clearly incapable of stopping loyalist violence, and have been copping flak for their questionable leadership.
	www.sluggerotoole.com /archives/2005/09/index.php (13080 words)

	FrontPage magazine.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		David Hanson is right on target about this issue of illegal immigration, But it's not only mexicans coming here it's central and south americans also crossing the borders illegaly along with the subversive communist chinese and islamist fascist's.
		We know who all the enemies are and we know their names and they will be brought to justice.
		David Horowitz Chronicles History of Academic Freedom Victory in Pennsylvania.
	www.frontpagemag.com /GoPostal/commentdetail.asp?ID=9480&commentID=148054 (158 words)

	Victor Davis Hanson on Iraq on National Review Online
		According to John Kerry, due to inept American diplomacy and unilateral arrogance, the United States failed to get the Europeans and the U.N. on board for the war in Iraq.
		And the Iraqi people most certainly will not sign over their future oil reserves to greedy companies in the manner that Saddam gave French consortia almost criminally profitable contracts.
		Indeed, no Iraqi politician is going to demand to pump more oil to lower gas prices in the country that freed him.
	www.nationalreview.com /hanson/hanson200404230833.asp (1600 words)

	Patriotism, American Values, and Assimilation- "dangerous to [hispanic] communities" \| Redstate
		Hanson was, as always, brilliant in his explanations and, his credit, Gibson asked a few intelligent questions and allowed Hanson to explain his views.
		Hanson thinks the the organizers have made a serious mistake and have harmed their cause more than they can understand.
		They will attach bogus racist charges to politicians who dare disagree with their agenda, and on policies and legislation that attempts to put into law what are in realtiy mainstream views.
	www.redstate.com /story/2006/3/31/133137/969 (3498 words)

	Newt Gingrich - Winning the Future
		Generally, we tend to find politicians that echo our own sentiments and who would do the types of things that we would do had we been given the chance to enact legislation.
		politician the right to speak for you when the liberties are at stake.
		David Rockefeller joined the CFR as a director in 1949, the youngest to be appointed to that position up to that time.
	www.newt.org /backpage.asp?art=3819 (6091 words)

	What Would Dick Think? (WWDT)
		The PKD bust is remarkably lifelike, except for its lack of hair.
		No man in Congress, no ambitious politician anywhere, can oppose the President's policy without "going against his party." And to go against the party, whenever the President chooses to enter upon a war of "criminal agression," is, in the view of the party organs and orators, to commit treason.
		What all this means in ostracism and abuse the very few Republican Senators and Representatives who have had the courage to oppose the President's progressive militarism have learned to their cost.
	blogs.salon.com /0003379 (3220 words)

	BBC NEWS \| UK \| Northern Ireland \| Talks and public apathy gather pace
		More than one politician expressed the view that they didn't know what the talks were meant to be about.
		Everyone knows that the only aspect of the 2004 Comprehensive Agreement which will make any difference in the short term will be if the government takes the power referred to in the 2004 deal to set up a shadow assembly.
		Whether anyone outside the dwindling press pack and the politicians themselves cares about the quest to restore Stormont is a moot point.
	news.bbc.co.uk /go/pr/fr/-/2/hi/uk_news/northern_ireland/4775722.stm (649 words)

	They'll Come For Us Next - by Christopher Montgomery
		Now...had at any point any British politician been mad enough to say that we too could do whatever our 'Western' bit was, but that we'd do it outside NATO's military structure, he'd have suffered pretty much the public fate of early Amerosceptics like Enoch Powell.
		Hanson has as his first intimation of heavy flness, and suddenly limp limbs the fact that the Krauts have [duck!
		You'd never guess when reading Germany's catalogue of crimes that all they ever do is talk, when it comes to serious action, it's always the Americans you have to turn to.
	www.antiwar.com /montgomery/?articleid=787 (2404 words)

	From the Elephant's Mouth
		Furthermore, a politician who, after these and like events, does not think carefully about whether a military subordinate will likely turn on him the moment he takes off the uniform must be exceptionally naive.
		No matter how low an opinion a general has of politicians, he is a fool if he thinks them unaware of their own interests.
		So let us have far less self-serving second-guessing, and far more national confidence that we are winning — and that radical Islamists and their fascist supporters in the Middle East are soon going to lament the day that they ever began this war.
	www.taylormarsh.com /archives_view.php?id=2263 (1398 words)

	The Blog \| Max Blumenthal: An Evening With David Horowitz and Ward Churchill \| The Huffington Post (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		As poorly as David Horowitz performed in his debate last Thursday at George Washington University against Colorado University's Ward Churchill, he still won.
		The debate (audio here) was promoted and staged safely within the right's intellectual hothouse by Young Americans for Freedom, ensuring that at least most of the crowd would give serious consideration to Horowitz's conspiratorial maledictions against academia.
		We must always remember who David Horowitz really is: a former communist who somehow had a 180-degree change in his political views and now endorses the worst of the neoconservative agenda.
	www.huffingtonpost.com /max-blumenthal/an-evening-with-david-hor_b_18807.html (3134 words)

	The Thread: BusinessWeek Online's Daily Blog
		A more conventional politician would have identified this potential minefield and stepped around it.
		I have yet to find it.) That brief interview revealed a candidate who is willing, if not eager, to address sensitive, politically risky issues, in a manner that's calm, honest and direct.
		It was surprising, and refreshing, to see a politician be so forthright.
	www.businessweek.com /the_thread/archives/00000036.htm (273 words)

	Living Oracles-September/October 2002
		Dennis Jones of Heritage Christian University, David Burks of Harding University, Billy Hilyer of Faulkner University and numerous other men are presidents of schools that have been justly criticized.
		It would be a simple thing for these men to invite those with these criticisms to come to their campuses and discuss openly the problems.
		David Lipe, Bill Collins, David Hanson, and Burt Thompson created a gang within the school, which almost destroyed the institution.
	www.tn-biblecollege.edu /oracles/2002/september.shtml (5007 words)

	VDH's Private Papers::"Little Eichmanns" and "Digital Brownshirts"
		On occasion, those who are tainted, sometimes unfairly, with past charges of rightist extremism, find some psychic release in calling an American democratic president or his conduct Nazi-like.
		Thus, a German politician, who de facto unfortunately operates under the suspicions of the post-Nazi world, gains the moral high ground and moral fides by gratuitously deflecting attention to an American — not as the descendant of the liberators of the Europe, but as the true inheritor of the German Hitlerian mantel.
		George Soros can nearly destroy the Bank of England in his hyper-capitalist financial speculations but somehow find spiritual cover among the leftists of Moveon.org, which he subsidized and which ran ads comparing the president to Hitler.
	www.victorhanson.com /articles/hanson031805.html (1461 words)

	Historians' Take on the News: 9-25-03 to 1-2-04
		David Hager of the University of Kentucky to join three other committee members in voting against the recommendation.
		Politicians, in particular, often claim that the study of history teaches certain clear, and singular, "lessons." An examination of the uses of Pearl Harbor, however, suggests that history offers an arena for a diversity of narratives and for continuing debate about their possible meanings.
		VICTOR DAVID HANSON: We still have lost about 300 Americans, which is just 10 per cent of what we lost in one hour on 9/11.
	hnn.us /articles/865.html (18819 words)

	Catholics and Protestants hail life in the neutral zone \| Special reports \| Guardian Unlimited
		The Northern Ireland Office minister, David Hanson, has announced plans to develop integrated social housing in a project close to the city centre near the Shankill Road.
		Northern Ireland's civil rights movement began in 1968 with protests after Dungannon district council allocated a house to a 19-year-old unmarried Protestant woman who was a secretary to a Unionist politician rather than offering it to local Catholic families with children.
		Once the violence started, the killings and riots provoked what was said to have been one of the biggest movements of population since the second world war.
	www.guardian.co.uk /Northern_Ireland/Story/0,,1946303,00.html (837 words)

	The Hedgehog Blog: March 2006
		It saddens me to see an issue so important in the lives of so many people trivialized by politicians on both sides who are seeking their own fortunes.
		Hanson looks at the differences between the past generations who lived in his family home, built in 1870 by his great-great-grandmother, and today's generation.
		Or they grew to assume that optimistic weather reports and upbeat cooperative newsletters were hardly to be trusted as "intelligence." They considered the choices in their many wars only between bad or worse, and that the Americans who fought them did not have to be perfect to still be good.
	hedgehogcentral.blogspot.com /2006_03_01_hedgehogcentral_archive.html (10529 words)

	QuickRead Middle East (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Politicians attempting to put together a provincial government in Kirkuk are stalemated.
		The division’s commander, General David Petraeus, probably the most intelligent senior American officer in Iraq, reached a tentative understanding with the local Sunni Arab establishment.
		In Saudi Arabia, the hold of the royals is increasingly fragile as unemployment soars and the connection among absconded petrodollars, autocracy, and Islamic fundamentalism is slowly being parsed by the Saudi people.
	www.avsam.org /fpr/mid.htm (18600 words)

	College Republicans: Opinion Archives
		Victor David Hanson, in the latest issue of the National Review Online, addresses the idea of President Bush as a cowboy and the recent claims by Time Magazine that his "cowboy diplomacy" days are over.
		While Hanson writes of many Western movies that are similar to the situation the POTUS is currently in, his best example is taken right from "High Noon." In "High Noon," Marshall Kane (played by Gary Cooper) is left to defend a town that doesn't want him there.
		The trick for politicians is to signal to whichever activist camp they want on their side without looking too extreme for the uncommitted camp.
	blogs.setonhill.edu /CollegeRepublicans/cat_opinion.html (19344 words)

	Drama Unfolds in US, Tehran Over Ahmadinejad’s Past • QuickRob - Not So Quick Lately
		But the stigma attached to such a person will be a negative factor in the world of global politics.
		What’s makes you look tough and what earns you respect among the old guard in the streets of Tehran isn’t likely to make your job any easier as a politician in the global community.
		Bush is experiencing some of the same during his presidency.
	www.quickrob.com /weblog/?p=108 (376 words)

	Pajamas Media
		According to Burt, “We should all keep in mind that politics is not the clergy, and being president is not a sacred calling.” [Download Burt’s reading of this story in MP3.
		David Freeman reviews The Man in the White Sharkskin Suit: My Family’s Exodus from Old Cairo to the New World, by Lucette Lagnado; the story of a family forced to leave the old Cairo of cafes and English officers for the unfamiliar shores of Brooklyn.
		Bill Bradley Victor Davis Hanson Michael Ledeen Richard Miniter Ron Rosenbaum Claudia Rosett
	pajamasmedia.com (1164 words)

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