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Enlistment contract and their military obligations. so some of these things now are beginning to sort out. its going to be a while before it all happens still. and gay and lesbian service members are still being warned. >> let me ask you this. has there been no preparation, we have to have an integration plan? >> well, some of it is. youll recall that in the pentagon its been serving the troops and what do you think about all of this and writing this implementation if not planned at least road m...

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Expressed publicly during his testimony. he said that there could be disruptions as a consequence of this. and what i said to him was that i was confident, looking at the history of the military with respect to racial integration with respect to the inclusion of women in our armed forces, that that could be managed an that was confirmed by the attitudinal studies that was done prior to this vote. and what he assured me of and what all these service chiefs have assured me of is that regardless of...

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The flip-flop of that statement. it didnt take long at all. were talking about 24 hours. in a new "weekly standard" article entitled "the boy frommia from yazoo city," quote, you heard of the citizens counselles. yes, the citizens council did take those steps against the leading black citizens of yazoo city, mississippi, who had signed an naacp petition calling for integration. barbour also says in the article

This guy gets a pass for the k.k.k. because he was trying to get elected. he filibustered against the civil rights movement when he was 47. its not a youthful indiscretion. look how the "new york times" portrayed strom thurmond. strom thurmond, foe of integration, dies at 100. same paper on the death of k.k.k. member and filibuster of the civil rights movement robert c. bird. byrd, a pillar of the senate, dies at 92. interesting to me both were written by the same person. adam climer. how could ...

The taliban. general petraeus made a point to say, you know, this doesnt mean that taliban leader omar is going to be marching down main street and putting his hand on the constitution and swearing allegiance to karzais government. they think some of the lower-level fighters, there is a possibility to reconcile with them and he said that could be a key to what happens going forward. >> the $5 a day taliban are certainly candidates for reintegration into afghan society and thats actually starting...

Immigration policy. this guy gets a pass for the k.k.k. because he was trying to get elected. he filibustered against the civil rights movement when he was 47. its not a youthful indiscretion. look how the "new york times" portrayed strom thurmond. strom thurmond, foe of integration, dies at 100. same paper on the death of k.k.k. member and filibuster of the civil rights movement robert c. bird. byrd, a pillar of the senate, dies at 92. interesting to me both were written by the same person. ada...