> There is nothing wrong with the web page. The Guardian, one of my favorite sources of news (NPR being another) has a solid web site, please try again. It rep

> There is nothing wrong with the web page. The Guardian, one of my favorite sources of news (NPR being another) has a solid web site, please try again. It repeatedly crashed on my ipad, I’m a web consumer, if I can’t access content on a modern device, the webpage is in fact broken. > If it is true what the article says, I think that it is healthy for our country to get it out, clean the air, and try to learn to have more over site in the future. This is absolutely true, and indicates that journalists like the grauniad are negligent in putting important information on webshites. > One of the shining moments for democracy in the USA was when McNamara admitted that he and President Johnson lied repeatedly to the US public about the Gulf of Tonkin episode to get us into the Vietnamese war. I hope that that was a learning experience for everyone to trust but verify what the government says. “Trust but verify” certainly, I’ll verify that TS SAP’s are being executed according to the will of the people, just as soon as they give me access.