Chomsky fan.
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Bin Laden's Bookshelf
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#52Re: Bin Laden's Bookshelf
#53I highly recommend it for anyone wanting to learn more about CIA meddling in third world countries.
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#54That feeling when Bin Laden reads more books than me..
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#56"Although, three years ago the missile cost was seven hundred fifty rupees but now it is three thousand " Are you kidding me? RPGs or better ("missiles") cost 3000 rupees? That's 40 US$.
Where is this a quote from? I was curious if exchange rates had changed that much since, e.g. the year 2000, but at 2000 rates, 3000 Rs. is still only about $70, which still seems pretty low for explosive ammo.
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#57Earlier quoted context omitted.
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It's not that unbelievable though. Democracies - generally - foster free thinking. Free thinkers question the policies and are generally critical of the government. It's crucial to the functioning of a democratic society. But then the "enemies" of a democratic society will use the same thing in their favor.
I don't doubt it. Doesn't make "Bin Laden's Bookshelf" less of a PR stunt
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#58- Adobe Acrobat Manual - Adobe Photoshop Manual - Dreamweaver Manual Sounds like he got too much time at his hand