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]]> By: Soccer » Blog Archives » A day out of the office and into the field http://americanfuture.net/?p=2528#comment-136208 Soccer » Blog Archives » A day out of the office and into the field Wed, 10 Jan 2007 21:17:11 +0000 http://americanfuture.net/?p=2528#comment-136208 [...] American Future takes on the rather silly meme that argues that if one was wrong about the Iraq War, one’s opinion should never again be heeded. [...] [...] American Future takes on the rather silly meme that argues that if one was wrong about the Iraq War, one’s opinion should never again be heeded. [...]

]]> By: The Glittering Eye » Blog Archive » Eye on the Watcher’s Council http://americanfuture.net/?p=2528#comment-135883 The Glittering Eye » Blog Archive » Eye on the Watcher’s Council Wed, 10 Jan 2007 16:14:14 +0000 http://americanfuture.net/?p=2528#comment-135883 [...] American Future, “Once Wrong Doesn’t Mean Always Wrong” [...] [...] American Future, “Once Wrong Doesn’t Mean Always Wrong” [...]

]]> By: soccer dad http://americanfuture.net/?p=2528#comment-131213 soccer dad Fri, 05 Jan 2007 16:33:09 +0000 http://americanfuture.net/?p=2528#comment-131213 Your observation about Halberstan is interesting because Victor Davis Hanson makes a similar observation about Bob Woodward <a href="http://www.hoover.org/publications/policyreview/4884441.html" rel="nofollow">here</a>. Your observation about Halberstan is interesting because Victor Davis Hanson makes a similar observation about Bob Woodward here.

]]> By: nykrindc http://americanfuture.net/?p=2528#comment-131195 nykrindc Fri, 05 Jan 2007 15:32:11 +0000 http://americanfuture.net/?p=2528#comment-131195 I don't know if people dismiss neo cons out of hand simply because they supported and pushed for the invasion of Iraq. I think the dismissal comes more from listening to many of them continuing to make the same defeated arguments (or in the case of the VP, same arguments that have been proven to be incorrect) and using these as a foundation for their more recent recommendations. The question most people naturally ask is, how can a proposal based on arguments and perceptions that have been proven to be incorrect, be useful? I think people are more inclined to listen to those people who have acknowledged their mistakes but have sought to find a way forward. I don’t know if people dismiss neo cons out of hand simply because they supported and pushed for the invasion of Iraq. I think the dismissal comes more from listening to many of them continuing to make the same defeated arguments (or in the case of the VP, same arguments that have been proven to be incorrect) and using these as a foundation for their more recent recommendations. The question most people naturally ask is, how can a proposal based on arguments and perceptions that have been proven to be incorrect, be useful?

I think people are more inclined to listen to those people who have acknowledged their mistakes but have sought to find a way forward.

]]> By: Michael B http://americanfuture.net/?p=2528#comment-129579 Michael B Thu, 04 Jan 2007 00:56:02 +0000 http://americanfuture.net/?p=2528#comment-129579 To put it in modest terms indeed, Halberstam's earlier "hawkishness" can be variously critiqued and probed. To put it in modest terms indeed, Halberstam’s earlier “hawkishness” can be variously critiqued and probed.

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