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Today Daniel Ellsberg is in Miami for the Book Fair, and is talking about how the Tonkin Gulf Resolution got passed, and its relevance in the current situation.
Archive 2002-11-01 liz donovan 2002
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Today Daniel Ellsberg is in Miami for the Book Fair, and is talking about how the Tonkin Gulf Resolution got passed, and its relevance in the current situation.
Behind the News liz donovan 2002
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Today Daniel Ellsberg is in Miami for the Book Fair, and is talking about how the Tonkin Gulf Resolution got passed, and its relevance in the current situation.
Behind the News: December 2002 liz donovan 2002
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And the left pooh-poohed us back then when we called Ellsberg a commie ba$t@rd! and this surprises us how???
Latest Articles Revolutionary Communist Party front group 2010
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Camerer’s experiment revolved around a decision making game known as the Ellsberg paradox.
How the brain handles uncertainty Ezra Klein 2010
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Unfortunately, I don’t think the mainstream media is going to be as accomodating as they were in Ellsberg’s day.
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In 1971, it was Henry Kissinger who called Ellsberg "the most dangerous man in America."
Jeff Cohen: WikiLeaks: Time to Celebrate, Time to Mourn 2010
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In 1971, it was Henry Kissinger who called Ellsberg "the most dangerous man in America."
Jeff Cohen: WikiLeaks: Time to Celebrate, Time to Mourn 2010
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And Nixon believed that Ellsberg had incriminating documents on his own lies, which led Henry Kissinger to call Ellsberg "the most dangerous man in America."
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Nixon called Ellsberg "the most dangerous man in America" and said he was "providing aid and comfort to the enemy".
The Guardian World News Ed Pilkington 2011
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