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Archive for November 28, 2008
Filling the Gap
November 28, 2008 by Jay Taber.
While the Wall Street Journal encourages Obama to issue a blank check to Indonesia’s brutal military machine to continue prosecuting one of the world’s most violent anti-democratic campaigns, ETAN’s John Miller observes that the only time the world’s largest Muslim majority country saw anything resembling human rights was during brief periods when US military assistance to Indonesia was suspended. Of course, Wall Street takes its cut from financing military aid to dictators, and given the downturn in real estate and banking speculation, a few more Third and Fourth World atrocities might just fill the revenue gap.
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