Showing posts with label Closing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Closing. Show all posts
Monday, 7 January 2013
CBC Opening / Closing 2000
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CBC Opening / Closing 2000 Video Clips. Duration : 1.47 Mins.
O Canada as portrayed in animation from the CBC in 2000 played when the network commenced programming and ended for the day several years ago. *** Please note *** If you want to make a comment regarding English/French relations or anything to do with Quebec's sovreignty your comment will be deleted immediately and your account blocked. I am getting tired of people posting comments regarding this. This video was posted so that people could enjoy watching it - regardless of their nationality or ethnic heritage. So enjoy !
O Canada as portrayed in animation from the CBC in 2000 played when the network commenced programming and ended for the day several years ago. *** Please note *** If you want to make a comment regarding English/French relations or anything to do with Quebec's sovreignty your comment will be deleted immediately and your account blocked. I am getting tired of people posting comments regarding this. This video was posted so that people could enjoy watching it - regardless of their nationality or ethnic heritage. So enjoy !
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Tuesday, 1 January 2013
Iraq Debate: Closing argument, Chas Freeman
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Iraq Debate: Closing argument, Chas Freeman Video Clips. Duration : 2.00 Mins.
If we continue with our current policy in Iraq, there will continue to be ethnic cleansing and displacement of Iraqi civilians, death of American troops, and a decline in America's leadership internationally and our ability to deal with threats elsewhere. We will continue to feed hatred that will increase American enemies. If, however, we can play on the fears of Iraq's neighbors that they might be dragged into a larger regional war if we withdraw, or implicated in the anarchy that will result in Iraq, then we will have a basis to conduct a regional deal that allows us to leave Iraq with some honor. The biggest losers in that case would be al Qaida, its recruitment efforts, and Iran.
If we continue with our current policy in Iraq, there will continue to be ethnic cleansing and displacement of Iraqi civilians, death of American troops, and a decline in America's leadership internationally and our ability to deal with threats elsewhere. We will continue to feed hatred that will increase American enemies. If, however, we can play on the fears of Iraq's neighbors that they might be dragged into a larger regional war if we withdraw, or implicated in the anarchy that will result in Iraq, then we will have a basis to conduct a regional deal that allows us to leave Iraq with some honor. The biggest losers in that case would be al Qaida, its recruitment efforts, and Iran.
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