Anyone watching Fukuyama

[malaise]

eat neo-con theory on Lou?

[neuvocat]

1. I've always liked that show.

Bender was my favorite character.

[ChairmanAgnostic]

2. yo, yo, ma.

sorry

he does his best to distance himself from the ineptitude and arrogance. He obviously realizes that his ideas were the catalyst, and he is not happy about the present

[CTyankee]

5. my sentiments exactly

Here 's a guy who parroted the Bush Admin. line and now sees that things aren't working out very well. Ooops. Time to jump ship.

This is CYA big time. What a crock!

[malaise]

7. Great description

Maybe Hayek and Nozick can change their minds from the grave. What a mess they created.

[IsItJustMe]

3. What did he say about my mama?

These guys and there damn theories. The Iraq thing just didn't fly in real life.

[ChairmanAgnostic]

8. Tiny, tinny violas and cellos are playing in me head.

But you are right, real life is much different than the make-believe stuff they spew and want us to believe in.

[Avalux]

4. Yep; he doesn't like the label but -

I still didn't hear that he's had a change of heart and has denounced the policies of the neocons. Still clinging to the 'noble cause' of bringing freedom and democracy to other nations. :eyes:

[EFerrari]

6. Because we're so GOOD at bringing our corporate

interests in to enslave other economies.

:eyes:

[CTyankee]

9. Read the NY Times Magazine piece he wrote

I don't recall the week it was published but it was a few weeks ago. He went into some detail about his change of heart. Probably more than you can get in a short TV interview. I think the guy has been shaken, but maybe that's optimistic.