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I'm sorry but if someone is saying that he or she is going to kill me – I'm probably not going to 'snitch' either.
I would send an anonymous letter though... with gloves so they couldn't track me down with my fingerprints.
@ Jean MS...Thank you for that information. That's what I was referring to earlier and you made the point much better. What's interesting is that I've only heard that once since this story broke. Good job!
I hope ASEAN will be more forceful concerning the Burma situation. Our Prime Minister here in Thailand is "concerned" and hopefully some actions can be taken to she her freed. She had nothing to do with the American's actions, he was not invited.
Why can't they find in their heart to display kindness for their learning institutinon.
I am unfamliar with Ani Defranco music she seem very interesting .
Anderson
Your comments regarding English Pubs, made me laugh....and cringe at the same time.
Thanks!!!!,
Hey Anderson
I can not understand,that the wold can not do anything again Myanmar/Burma political regime?
I wouldn't mind the protesters of President Obama if they were equally protesting the moral abortion of the pediphiles who claim to be men of the cloth. I don't want my grandsons being alter boys in a Catholic church. Hypocrisy plus double standards at its finest in the name of Catholics. Where's the Christianity?
I commend Notre Dame for allowing free speech and thought. The attacks on Obama are so hypocritical since people who support the death penalty were speakers
Myanmar is a pretty scary place today - and the Burmese people are a pretty peaceful lot.
Hello everyone - to return to the Pelosi vs. Panetta squabble today, my own view - one I expressed earlier before this all broke out - is that the country should learn the truth about what happened in the Bush years (including these briefings of Democrats and Republicans in Congress).
But let's stay away from sensationalized inquiries that dominate the press for weeks at a time. We need to focus our attentions and energies right now on getting this economy going again, creating jobs, fixing health care, and addressing climate change. So, in the background, let's have some quiet inquiries about the past - but let's keep our eye right now on issues that are urgent for our future.
Great reporting Andy and thanks for Ani's song!
I've always been afraid of dogs ever since I was a little girl.
@Anderson – loved how you snuck that little tidbit about you sneaking into Burma into your conversation about Burma. remember reading about that in your book haha
i'm never able to understand why these people who help make life better for so many get arrested or killed/tortured, etc. it just doesn't make any sense no matter how one looks at it...
@Erica or Anderson playing a joke no indenity theft invloved in this posting i presume . I am gald you agree with stop snitching Erica it's so unjustly for these poor victims.
Baltimore is just a symptom of a larger, scarier problem. There is a culture of violence, a culture that devalues life which has all but taken over aspects of urban life, in particular those of african americans, where employment and edcuation attainment statistics are abysmal...and may not get any better ans the economy goes further into the tank.
There are solutions at hand to this, but it may not ring very well with the PC crowd and those include a drastic change in the culture [even the weed and seed method of urban renewal] or for the police and law enforccement to b stepped up. Almost in the vein of an 'occupation force' to arrest and destroy the criminal element.
The parents and schools also need to be a part of this from day one, to teach some type of value structure which respects life. It will not be easy to do any of this, but if nothing is done, Baltimore and other cities will bare a resembelance to the overseas warzones we send our millitary to which are controlled by ruthless warlords.
@Ratna, Ive been listening to them for a half an hour now, haha
I am disappoint with who is mormon going to sneak into her house, was arrest him by police or military.......... not good idea.
Thank you for having the Burmese issue on your show. Now that is real news.
Hey Minou – they are the same place. Burma is the Union of Myanmar.
Is there Anything that the Free World can do about Burma? (Myanmar)
This country's people, monks and any person who supports Democracy have been badly beaten, arrested and killed. Burma's people do not have enought to eat.
Thank you Ani Defranco for speaking up about these issues.
I am Carl Lackl's sister and not only does the witness intimdation law need to be passed but we all need to call congress to pass the law that jams cell phone signals in prisons. They are voting on it next month, and it has been proven they it will not disrupt the signals of those who live around prisons.
We have recieved alot of support from people, but please don't let my brother's death be in vain! If you see someone in need help, if you see a crime report it. If not evil wins and we become an uncivilized society.
Just always remember do the right thing!
My family has been through hell and back but I am proud of my brother the goverment just let him down and did not let him know how dangerous the person was he was about to testify against was.
Thank You ALL
Myanamar is a country in need of help i agree it is not safe for the people such unrest they need more police to arrest and get the law enforced.
@Minou, Burma is officially known as Myanmar.
Erica Hill – lol I think Anderson might do that on purpose? Do you think?
@David Gergen, fantastic opinion as always.The quarrel between the house speaker and CIA had gone a bit like finger-pointing.I don't think either of them lied on their position.There seemed to be misinformations between the capitol and the Bush Adm as Bush and his administraion might have not relased the water-boarding as one of the interrogating techniques when the bill was introduced.
So great to see Ani DiFranco! She's so cool!
I love Ani DiFranco!!! How awesome that you had her on the program!
Anderson: Wonderful story on Burma!
Starting early in school, kids learn not to snitch on those who do bad things. The guy in baltimore who was killed because he snitch is a really a wake up call to our government about the harsh realities that are going on in our country.
no worries, AC – i agree with the stop snitchin' comments so it's ok to have my face next to them
Anderson, I agree that the stop snitchin movement in a problem and needs to change - however with all the violence today, this movement is very effective....playing into people's fears.... will be hard to change
@Anderson you could have fun with posting as Erica .umm the possbilites.
This poor woman. They robbed her of her life! I wonder if she will ever be free. She is such an inspiration and so incredibly strong. What a woman!
Nancy Pelisi has been backed up by Former Senator Bob Graham who was head of the Intelligence Committee (retired in '05). He was kown for keeping copious notes each day for the 30 years that he was in office, down to the color of the suit he wore each day, who he talked to and even what he ate and what time. He talked to the CIA in the last day or so, and he was told by them that the committee was briefed four times in September of '03 and the specific dates. He told them his notes showed that the committee was briefed only one time in September '03. The CIA had to back off because their notes were wrong. Now, who do you believe?
David Gergen,
Yes, I agree that! I think they are investigationing against Bush administration about its torture policies! That's against law, can not torture them at all!
The dog is fine he has a broken leg according to a report i saw earlier .
hmmm, Anderson says Burma, but the caption reads Myanmar....
It is Burma!
Myanmar is a country so in need of so much help, and crazy people swimming and shacking up with people under house arrest are not helping.
Hi Erica,
Someone is leaving the webcast micropone on in between breaks, because I can hear people talking and Anderson Cooper talking on the background on the show.
The solution is to "sanction" gang members and repeat offenders. Get them off our streets permanently. If it's a war they want, give it to them. The same goes for terrorists. No long trials, no endless appeals, no incarceration in a cushy prison to learn how to be better criminals. Put their heads on pikes as a warning to other criminals. Give the cops shoot to kill authority for known gang members. Put down the dogs!
how about American Man of Creepiness???
I don't think that Pelosi is lying about hat she was told, and when she was told. We were all told that we (our country) did not torture. But, now we are being told by Mr. Chaney, that the torture we used worked. My feeling is that waterboarding is torture, I ould not like to experience it.
That's a great story about the dog family – I wish a dog knew when we had good intentions – they don't always trust us – that say's something about us – it is the lesson of the dog.
We all should look out for one another.
I have been thinking about that dog story all day – so glad to get a followup.
Hey Anderson – about the pub story – I thought you could say the same thing about New York! Ha!
i DO hope that mama lab is ok – what a touching story from last night – instinct is an amazing thing
I wish Fareed had a nightly show. Americans would be much wiser about the world if CNN would do that. One hour in the middle of a Sunday is not good enough. Not only is he wise, he is gracious rather than people that the audience knows which side they are on telling at each other. That informs no one.
It depends where you are sometimes you got to keep your mouth closed