The Author
Posted on 12/14/2014 6:27:15 PM PST by 2ndDivisionVet
The Author
The USA has become unrecognizable.
That looks like possession.
DRINK!
Creepy . . .
The author looks like a James Bond movie villain.
Killing my family will do that to me.
it appears that tony also works for AL Jazeera...
“No need to fear anything according to the author. “...
except for police officers trying to defend themselves/
The creep looks like he might not be right in the head. Taking a “selfie” with his “smart” phone while speaking on a land line. He must think he’s somebody important.
“...teaches in the graduate programme at the New School in New York..”
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Oh, what a suprise.
It wasn’t that Iraq itself posed a threat. It was the possibility of Iraq giving WMDs to a group like al Quaeda who would then deliver them against us. That was not not an irrational fear. Not that the facts matter to the dufus who wrote this piece.
FWIW
A website I frequent says that people who frequently demonstrate CFC (Central Forehead Contraction - refers to the way his brows are drawn together) while smiling mildly or moderately tend to be sociopaths. The author of the website I’m referring to, bodylanguagesuccess.com, says that any of us may demonstrate the body language of the man shown in the photo you posted but people who frequently have this facial expression are sociopaths.
For reference: http://www.bodylanguagesuccess.com/2014/02/nonverbal-communication-analysis-no_23.html
http://www.bodylanguagesuccess.com/2013/08/nonverbal-communication-analysis-no_26.html
I like the analysis that website provides of political figures (e.g., Hilary’s habit of templing her fingers)
A never-ending supply of leftist dopes.
mk
Getting punched in the face by someone trying to disarm you creates a climate of fear.
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