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Skip to comments.Americans Are Losing The Peace In Europe
Posted on 10/17/2003 9:44:42 AM PDT by Weimdog
We are in a cabin deep down below decks on a Navy ship jam-packed with troops thats pitching and creaking its way across the Atlantic in a winter gale. There is a man in every bunk. Theres a man wedged into every corner. Theres a man in every chair. The air is dense with cigarette smoke and with the staleness of packed troops and sour wool.
Dont think Im sticking up for the Germans, puts in the lanky young captain in the upper berth, but
To hell with the Germans, says the broad-shouldered dark lieutenant. Its what our boys have been doing that worries me.
The lieutenant has been talking about the traffic in Army property, the leaking of gasoline into the black market in France and Belgium even while the fighting was going on, the way the Army kicks the civilians around, the looting.
Lust, liquor and loot are the soldiers pay, interrupts a red-faced major.
The lieutenant comes out with his conclusion: Two wrongs dont make a right. You hear these two phrases again and again in about every bull session on the shop. Two wrongs dont make a right and Dont think Im sticking up for the Germans, but .
The troops returning home are worried. Weve lost the peace, men tell you. We cant make it stick.
A tour of the beaten-up cities of Europe six months after victory is a mighty sobering experience for anyone. Europeans. Friend and foe alike, look you accusingly in the face and tell you how bitterly they are disappointed in you as an American. They cite the evolution of the word liberation. Before the Normandy landings it meant to be freed from the tyranny of the Nazis. Now it stands in the minds of the civilians for one thing, looting.
You try to explain to these Europeans that they expected too much. They answer that they had a right to, that after the last was America was the hope of the world. They talk about the Hoover relief, the work of the Quakers, the speeches of Woodrow Wilson. They dont blame us for the fading of that hope. But they blame us now.
Never has American prestige in Europe been lower. People never tire of telling you of the ignorance and rowdy-ism of American troops, of out misunderstanding of European conditions. They say that the theft and sale of Army supplies by our troops is the basis of their black market. They blame us for the corruption and disorganization of UNRRA. They blame us for the fumbling timidity of our negotiations with the Soviet Union. They tell us that our mechanical de-nazification policy in Germany is producing results opposite to those we planned. Have you no statesmen in America? they ask.
The skeptical French press
Yet whenever we show a trace of positive leadership I found Europeans quite willing to follow our lead. The evening before Robert Jacksons opening of the case for the prosecution in the Nurnberg trial, I talked to some correspondents from the French newspapers. They were polite but skeptical. They were willing enough to take part in a highly publicized act of vengeance against the enemy, but when you talked about the usefulness of writing a prohibition of aggressive war into the law of nations they laughed in your face. The night after Jacksons nobly delivered and nobly worded speech I saw then all again. They were very much impressed. Their manner had even changed toward me personally as an American. Their sudden enthusiasm seemed to me typical of the almost neurotic craving for leadership of the European people struggling wearily for existence in the wintry ruins of their world.
The ruin this war has left in Europe can hardly be exaggerated. I can remember the years after the last war. Then, as soon as you got away from the military, all the little strands and pulleys that form the fabric of a society were still knitted together. Farmers took their crops to market. Money was a valid medium of exchange. Now the entire fabric of a million little routines has broken down. No on can think beyond food for today. Money is worthless. Cigarettes are used as a kind of lunatic travesty on a currency. If a man goes out to work he shops around to find the business that serves the best hot meal. The final pay-off is the situation reported from the Ruhr where the miners are fed at the pits so that they will not be able to take the food home to their families.
Well, the Germans are to blame. Let them pay for it. Its their fault, you say. The trouble is that starving the Germans and throwing them out of their homes is only producing more areas of famine and collapse.
One section of the population of Europe looked to us for salvation and another looked to the Soviet Union. Wherever the people have endured either the American armies or the Russian armies both hopes have been bitterly disappointed. The British have won a slightly better reputation. The state of mind in Vienna is interesting because there the part of the population that was not actively Nazi was about equally divided. The wealthier classes looked to America, the workers to the Soviet Union.
The Russians came first. The Viennese tell you of the savagery of the Russian armies. They came like the ancient Mongol hordes out of the steppes, with the flimsiest supply. The people in the working-class districts had felt that when the Russians came that they at least would be spared. But not at all. In the working-class districts the tropes were allowed to rape and murder and loot at will. When victims complained, the Russians answered, You are too well off to be workers. You are bourgeoisie.
When Americans looted they took cameras and valuables but when the Russians looted they took everything. And they raped and killed. From the eastern frontiers a tide of refugees is seeping across Europe bringing a nightmare tale of helpless populations trampled underfoot. When the British and American came the Viennese felt that at last they were in the hands of civilized people. But instead of coming in with a bold plan of relief and reconstruction we came in full of evasions and apologies.
U.S. administration a poor third
We know now the tragic results of the ineptitudes of the Peace of Versailles. The European system it set up was Utopia compared to the present tangle of snarling misery. The Russians at least are carrying out a logical plan for extending their system of control at whatever cost. The British show signs of recovering their good sense and their innate human decency. All we have brought to Europe so far is confusion backed up by a drumhead regime of military courts. We have swept away Hitlerism, but a great many Europeans feel that the cure has been worse than the disease. [Emphasis mine]
The taste of victory had gone sour in the mouth of every thoughtful American I met. Thoughtful men cant help remembering that this is a period in history when every political crime and every frivolous mistake in statesmanship has been paid for by the death of innocent people. The Germans built the Stalags; the Nazis are behind barbed wire now, but who will be next? Whenever you sit eating a good meal in the midst of a starving city in a handsome house requisitioned from some German, you find yourself wondering how it would feel to have a conqueror drinking out of your glasses. When you hear the tales of the brutalizing of women from the eastern frontier you think with a shudder of of those you love and cherish at home.
That we are one world is unfortunately a brutal truth. Punishing the German people indiscriminately for the sins of their leader may be justice, but it is not helping to restore the rule of civilization. The terrible lesson of the events of this year of victory is that what is happening to the bulk of Europe today can happen to American tomorrow.
In America we are still rich, we are still free to move from place to place and to talk to our friends without fear of the secret police. The time has come, for our own future security, to give the best we have to the world instead of the worst. So far as Europe is concerned, American leadership up to now has been obsessed with a fear of our own virtues. Winston Churchill expressed this state of mind brilliantly in a speech to his own people which applies even more accurately to the people of the U.S. You must be prepared, he warned them, for further efforts of mind and body and further sacrifices to great causes, if you are not to fall back into the rut if inertia, the confusion of aim and the craven fear of being great.
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"We have swept away Hitlerism, but a great many Europeans feel that the cure has been worse than the disease."
Funny how their BS never changes.
One more time!
This must be from his early years.
"Originally an advocate of radical left, Dos Passos' politics shifted to the conservative right in the latter half of his career."
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I think he started out as a leftist but turned right. I believe he was one of those "The God that Failed" types.
Didn't Dos Passos know about quagmire???
The word's been around since 1580, according to Webster. And Dos Passos couldn't find a way to work it in to a general description of how Its-All-Americas-Fault!
Another big failing: How could he fail to blame the war on the Republicans???
I know, it was a Demo administration. But nevertheless, he could have at least blamed the capitalists. Joe Stalin did. When asked to participate in the Marshall Plan, he said he would not to contribute to such an obvious exercise of "capitalist domination of Europe". (Maybe Dos Passos picked up on that thought after Uncle Joe spoke.)
Winston Churchill. Yeah.
TEX, bless you!
The troops returning home are worried. Weve lost the peace, men tell you. We cant make it stick.
A tour of the beaten-up cities of Europe six months after victory is a mighty sobering experience for anyone. Europeans. Friend and foe alike, look you accusingly in the face and tell you how bitterly they are disappointed in you as an American. ~ Life Magazine, January 7, 1946
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The French were whores then - the French are whores now.
DUH! Hell, the French were complaining before they were put back in power. De Gaulle kept up a constant whine while exhiled under the protection of the Brits, only occassionaly drowned out by the air raid sirens. It's a wonder Churchill didn't have him taken out and shot.
Read some excerpts from his book, U.S.A.
It is a trilogy of commie/socialist pap!
If I had the time right now, I would post some of it. Artfully written, I will give him that... but then, isn't most of that commie pap written that way? The Devil hiss-self always did have a way with words. Just ask Eve.
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Hmmmm... Having rethought that rather extreme statement about our WWII ally, please permit me to modify it:
It's a wonder, and a damn shame, Churchill didn't have him taken out and shot.
More from the Mag:
"The first winter of peace holds Europe in a deathly grip of cold, hunger and hopelessness. In the words of the London Sunday Observer: Europe is threatened by a catastrophe this winter which has no precedent since the Black Death of 1348.
"These are still more than 25,000,000 homeless people milling about Europe. In Warsaw nearly 1,000,000 live in holes in the ground. Six million building were destroyed in Russia. Rumania has her worst drought of 50 years, and in Greece fuel supplies are terribly low because the Nazis, during their occupation, decimated the forests. In Italy the wheat harvest, which was a meager 3,450,000 tons in 1944, fell to an unendurable 1,304,000 tons in 1945. In France, food consumption per day averages 1,800 calories as compared with 3,000 calories in the U.S.
Germany is sinking even below the level of the countries she victimized. The German people are still better clothed than most of Europe because during the war they took the best of Europes clothing. But their food supply is below subsistence level. In the American zone they beg for the privilege of scraping U.S. army garbage cans. Infant mortality is already so high that a Berlin Quaker, quoted in the British press, predicted. No child born in Germany in 1945 will survive. Only half the children aged less than 3 years will survive.
"On Germany, which plunged the Continent into its misery, falls the blame for its own plight and the plight of all Europe. But if this winter proves worse even than the war years, blame will fall on the victor nations. Some Europeans blame Russia for callousness to misery in eastern Europe. But some also blame America because they expected so much more from her. On the following pages the distinguished novelist John Dos Passos, who has been abroad as LIFE correspondent, reports on Europes suffering and what it means for America.
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The ones who grew up in the Russian sectors talked about being frightened and terrorized.
I really don't understand the Americans who want America to look like the villain in any international dispute. There are, of course, some foreigners who would agree, but not all.
We could always argue about which viewpoint makes life better for the many, but the anti-Americans seem to think purity of intention matters more than quality of life for the masses.
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BTW, you attribute InstaPundit.com, but the site which originally posted the article is Jessica's Well, "The Community Web Log on Media, Government, and Politics in Midland, Texas Home of George & Laura Bush, General Tommy Franks....AND Wahoo McDaniel."From http://www.jessicaswell.com/MT/archives/000872.html:
I really don't know what to make of this. I guess things never change and that there is nothing new in the world. Below are two links to two articles from the January 7, 1946 issue of Life magazine.
Link to Article One ::::: Link to Article Two
Maybe the author of the main article, John Dos Passos, was the Robert Fisk of his day. Maybe Henry Luce had it in for Harry Truman. This is a discussion for more knowledgeable people than me. But what I really wasn't ready for in an article in Life Magazine six months after the end of World War II was a line such as this:"We have swept away Hitlerism, but a great many Europeans feel that the cure has been worse than the disease."There are more like it. And it is all so eerily familiar. As Dr. Reynolds says, "Read the whole thing."
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The hotel is very comfortable and all the places are fancy and modern, but personally for me this is not the place I'd like to stay, because I wanna experience something LOCAL!! But if I'd have to stay in a hotel in Rovaniemi, and I had no budjet, this would be the place.
Unique Quality: It's in the centre of the town!! There's a Hennes & Mauritz clothes shop in the same building, and various other shops and cafes. In the hotel itself there's the restaurant Gaissa and the cafe/bar Zoomit (I've introduced Zoomit in my Rovaniemi Travel Pages - Restaurants)
Directions: Centre of the town, opposite Sampokeskus.
Hotel Santa Claus ****(*)
Unique Quality: Room information:
· 146 rooms equipped to a high standard
· 3 junior suites and 1Santa Claus suite, all having their own sauna
· family rooms with connecting doors
· 5th floor rooms with balconies on the street side over looking the city
In all rooms:
· individual heating and air-conditioning controls
· a bath
· a mini safe
· a data point
· trouser press
· iron
· hair dryer
· minibar
· pay TV/ satelite channels
· electric kettle
· room service
I love the café/bar (Zoomit)!! :)
Directions: The hotel is really located in the heart of the city! Next to Sampokeskus (the 'big' shopping centre) in the same building as Kalotinlinna (the new shopping centre) is!
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About two summers ago my dad asked me to take him to a local book signing event featuring Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi. Her new book had just come out and she was doing a tour. At the time she was considered a polarizing figure (still may be to some) and the right wing was mocking her low book sale totals, so I told my dad I had other plans. Now I wish I had gone to meet her in person.
She has since won my respect. I now admire her tenacity and leadership in the House of Representatives. No only has she facilitated the passage of over 290 bills in the House (most languished in the Senate due to GOP filibustering), she has been the driving force behind the historic health care reform legislation that was just signed into law by President Obama Tuesday at the White House.
As the President acknowledged her work in this monumental passage, her Democratic colleagues were chanting "Nancy, Nancy, Nancy." Speaker Pelosi also received much praise from her team leaders at the press conference after the Democratic legislative victory on Sunday night.
Polarizing or not, I have come to see her as a very effective leader, working behind the scenes, knowing her members, getting things done despite the odds, not allowing the angry lunatic fringe of the Tea Party to stop her, and doing it all with little or no votes from the opposing party. Even when the bill appeared dead after the special election in January of Republican Scott Brown to Ted Kennedy's Senate seat in Massachusetts, Speaker Pelosi convinced the President to stick with the entire bill, and not piece-meal it as Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel had recommended.
The party of no seems to feel that Speaker Pelosi is a whipping girl of sorts. Even with all of her legislative success, Michael Steele, the chairman of the Republican National Committee has come up with a "Fire Nancy Pelosi" campaign hoping the get GOP House candidates elected in November to change the balance of power in DC.
Well, Mr. Steele, all I have to say is dream on. Once again you are underestimating the Speaker and the Democratic party. You tried twice in the past to get Speaker Pelosi to resign with no success. The first time was last year when she claimed the CIA had lied to congress about enhanced interrogation techniques in 2002. After the GOP launched a big stink about it, CIA Director Leon Panetta came out and collaborated her story and she was vindicated.
Just recently the Republicans in the House were starting an investigation to discredit Speaker Pelosi when Representative Eric Massa (D,NY) resigned over allegations of sexual misconduct. They claimed a representative from the Speaker's staff had met with Massa last October and that she knew of the allegations then. Of course, all of this turned out to be bogus as Mrs. Pelosi admitted there had been a conversation with her staffer but that was before any allegations had come up and the GOP had to retreat.
I have a new take on this animosity that the obstructionist party feels toward Speaker Pelosi. They are threatened by her. Maybe it's sexism or maybe she is proving to be a powerful speaker who is accomplishing a lot and they don't like it because it does not fit their conservative agenda of corporate capitalism, increased military spending, and tax cuts for the wealthy: lest we forget, something we tried for eight years without yielding much economic success.
The public voted for change in 2006 and 2008 by bringing the Democrats to power. Speaker Pelosi and President Obama are working on delivering that change. An economic recession that hit right before the Presidential election of 2008, caused some of that change to be put on hold as the President and congress struggled to stabilize the financial markets, home foreclosures, and unemployment (still issues.)
My feeling is that this health care bill, as controversial as it is, will be good for the majority of Americans, helping them from going bankrupt due to lack of insurance or medical costs. It may even help the economy, unemployment and restore the public's confidence in the President's plans for fiscal stability of our future.
It took a lot of sweat and tears to pass it and it will continue to be hard work to maintain it. Now the opposition is not just the party of no, they are the Grand Old Party of sore losers. Thirteen GOP state Attorney Generals are threatening to sue the federal government, Republican lawmakers are promising to repeal it and now the House Minority leader, Rep. John Boehner (R, Ohio) is saying come November they will not fund it (if the GOP gains power.)
Well, good luck with that. They are facing a new Democratic party: one with guts, tenacity, courage, and righteous conviction exemplified by the leadership of Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Senator Majority Leader Harry Reid, and President Barack Obama. I told my dad yesterday "for the first time in my adult life, I am proud to be a Democrat." I hope Speaker Pelosi comes back again for another book tour. This time I will be there to thank her and pledge my support.
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The story would be classified as a police procedural if it were fiction, but the shocking murder that triggered the investigation so brilliantly described in these pages was only too real.
It took place in pre-war Peking when the moribund city, no longer capital, was on the brink of invasion by the Japanese. The victim was 19-year Pamela Werner, the mildly rebellious adopted daughter of E.T.C.Werner, an elderly Anglo-German colonial judge turned academic whose wife had died when Pamela was an infant.
On the cusp between a "plain", sporty schoolgirl and a slender, poised young woman, Pamela was eager for grown-up company – "I've always been alone," she said – before obeying her father's wish to complete her education in England.
Both sides of Pamela were present on a cold January night in 1939, when, after skating with a schoolgirl friend, she secretly accepted an invitation to a racy party. Her body, scarcely identifiable due to appalling mutilations, was found on the following morning at the foot of the Fox Tower, a 15th century structure believed to be haunted by fox spirits. In a unique collaboration, the murder was investigated by British detective Richard Dennis, who could probe the Legation Quarter closed to the Chinese, and Colonel Han of the Peking Police.
Their steady, assiduous picking at the case occupies the first two-thirds of the book. French, who is based in Shanghai, gives a wonderfully atmospheric evocation of expatriate Peking, from grand hotels to seedy brothels. When the police were eventually withdrawn from the case by their respective authorities, the case was pursued by Pamela's distraught father, who had the money, the legal training and, above all, the obsession to finish the job. But by this stage, the Japanese had overrun Peking.
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TeamViewer 8 for Linux offers enhanced support (including 24/7 remote access), improved performance, and full encryption based on RSA private/public key exchange and AES 256-bit encryption. Also, the new TeamViewer Management Console offers web-based administration and more TeamViewer Manager features. According to the website, the cloud-based TeamViewer Management Console provides users with browser-based access to their TeamViewer accounts and contacts anytime, anywhere. Features of the Management Console include "comprehensive user management, connection reporting of all remote control sessions and the possibility to start remote connections with a single-click directly from out of the browser." Note that the Management Console feature is offered exclusively with the Premium and Corporate license.
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It's a very versatile system that offers a vast array of playback options for music, movie and TV viewing – for the latter, the unit acts as a PVR and lets you watch one channel while recording another or pause live TV. The Recorded TV menu lists your programmes in a horizontal row, with thumbnails and a full programme synopsis below the highlighted recording.
The EPG meanwhile uses a straightforward grid with the synopsis below it, making it very easy to find the desired programme. It's not immediately clear how to jump forward or back 24 hours – on-screen instructions are few and far between – but you'll soon figure it out.
Under My Movies, you'll find the Copy Disc option, which allows you to rip DVDs and Blu-ray discs to the hard-disk, but to circumvent thorny copyright issues the MM320 does not come with the necessary SlySoft AnyDVD software installed. Instead Vivadi errs on the side of caution and leaves this to the reseller or the end user to load, which is legal provided they already own the disc and copy it for personal use only. The MM320 has all the links in place so that the software will integrate with the software when it's installed. The AnyDVD software will set you back £59.
However, our sample came with the software installed and we tried ripping a DVD and a Blu-ray disc. Understandably it's not a quick process (BD takes well over an hour), but you can carry out other tasks as it copies – a small dialogue box lets you know when it's done. What's more, the quality of the resulting rip is excellent. If using the MM320 as part of a multi-room system (as was the case when we reviewed Vivadi's multi-room system) you'll probably rip movies to the main server and access them remotely.
For Blu-ray and DVD playback, the unit runs ArcSoft's TotalMedia Theater 3 software, which provides an excellent, intuitive user interface. It supports BD Live (in fact it was the first PC software to be certified for BD Live playback) and BonusView, plus it offers 1080/24p output and DVD upscaling to 1080p. However, due to licensing restrictions placed upon PCs it can't output Dolby True HD and DTS HD Master Audio bit-streams via HDMI. Instead it converts the signals to PCM, which should produce the same sound quality as the bitstream method. If bit-stream output is a must, then Vivadi's MediaMaster Pro does support it thanks to its high performance sound card.
"which is legal provided they already own the disc and copy it for personal use only"
In the UK you have no legal right to make a copy of a CD or DVD that you own. This applies as much to ripping a CD using iTunes and copying to your iPod as it does to a device like this that copies DVDs. It is a common fallacy that you have the right to make a personal backup - there is no such right under UK copyright law.
So even though this thing is still a lot more expensive than PCs and standalone Blu-ray players it's actually a bit of a bargain because it's cheaper than its even more stupidly expensive rivals? R-i-g-h-t.
PS3 anyone?
I have to say I don't think this review lives up to the usual Trusted Reviews quality. Part of this is down to the product being reviewed. This is to all intents and purposes a £1300 desktop pc, pre set up to be used as a media centre.
I do not underestimate the problems there can be setting up a media centre pc - you only have to look at the HTPC sub-forum on avforums to see the difficulties involved. However, I set up a home pc for no more than £500 (I lost count in the end, as I bought bits one by one). No blu-ray drive and no total media theater included, so add another £200 at most. Although the case looks a media-type box (though not really to my taste), it's obviously fairly bog standard pc size at a depth of 40cm+ (took me a long time to find a case that was only 34cm deep). So you're not paying for the small size. I just struggle to see how you get to £1300! Only 2gb of ram as well for that as well! I am surprised that this value gap was not even hinted at in the review, let alone a clear statement saying that you are paying (well) over the odds for the (presumably) ease of set-up factor.
& moving on to the review itself, we are not told now what the dual core 3ghz processor actually is. AMD, Intel? Core i3, C2D, Athlon? There can be a big difference in performance between them. What graphics does it come with - important as it would usually be the graphics doing the video processing. OK, the people paying £1300 for this box are probably exactly the type of people who will not care what type of graphics it is using under the hood. But if it is a pure consumer, non tech review then shouldn't there have been more focus on whether it was a true out of the box experience or not to explain whether the £1300 is worth it? Even on an entirely not-techy type level, I am very surprised that with a media pc, there is no mention of how loud the box is in daily use (apologies if this is mentioned and I missed it). My box would have been even cheaper if I had gone with standard pc bits rather than angling towards low power/noise.
A fair proportion of the review seems to be reviewing WMC and mentioning standard features of windows media center rather than the box itself. Which is fine if people are not used to or have no knowledge of WMC, but I think it could have been much clearer what are standard features and what is different about this product. The only bit mentioned that did not sound default to me was the rip dvd/blu ray option. In fact, from the description, that sounds like the copy disc option you get with the "my movies" plugin (http://www.mymovies.dk) Is that the software being used? or is it something more that Vivadi have done? Just how much customisation do you get for £1300?
Oh, and all the other media player reviews on Trusted Reviews I have seen explain what file types it can play. Again, that detail is just not here. (Obviously WMC's *default* out of the box support for non MS filetypes is not that good)
I think my issue with the review is that, at the end of the review, I have no real idea what it is that I'd actually be buying. And personally, I would have pointed out that it is possible to set up this kind of box much cheaper if you have a bit of time and you know how to use google.
I've just read the MediaMaster Pro review - looks like it's using the same Silverstone GD04 case I used for my home build HTPC!
@Simon Heather: In the UK you have no legal right to make a copy of a CD or DVD that you own.
True, governments and there back handers have always been good at taking away consumer rights. And if the law doesn't fit too make our "back hander" sponsors happy, lets amend it.
I'm sorry people, democracy as we know it is slowly been drip fed away. Unless your one of the super rich and have money to pay a scumbag politician there is little you can do about it. It's unfortunate human nature is this way, and in the past the only solution was revolutions, but that's not going to happen.
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Each week, The Reporters put their thumbs out to the good and the bad in the world of sports. This week, they discuss the journalists that covered Lance Armstrong, the World Baseball Classic, Alex Kovalev, and the NHL's attempts to apologize for the lockout.
Bruce Arthur, National Post: My thumb is up to the journalists who never believed Lance Armstrong, who were never cowed from the truth, chief among them David Walsh of the Sunday Times and Paul Kimmage the ex-cyclist. Both of them were sued by powers in cycling, one by Lance and one by the International Cycling Union, but neither of which ever bought into the mythmaking and neither of which ever back down. David Walsh first believed that Lance Armstrong was dirty in 1999 and he never wavered from that stance. History proved he was right..
Steve Simmons, Sun Media: My thumb is down to the American roster in the World Baseball Classic and it's not about who's on the team, it's about who is not on the team. Justin Verlander is not there, David Price is not there. That's the last two Cy Young Award winners in the American League. Mike Trout, the best young player in baseball, is not there. Buster Posey, the National League MVP, is not there. For this event to succeed, and it's a great event, it needs American traction and it needs American involvement and it needs the best American players on the roster.
Michael Farber, Sports Illustrated: My thumb is up to the other old guy, Alex Kovalev, 39, who had a goal and two assists in his Florida debut. Now Kovalev on a given night will give both teams a good chance to win, but he's an artist, that was his nickname in Montreal, and he adds to the league and he could be a lot of fun to watch.
Dave Hodge, TSN: My thumb is down to the lamest of the attempts by NHL teams to apologize for the lockout, to make fans forgive and forget. Free popcorn - wow! The last time you felt the need to say "I'm sorry", did it cross your mind that "free popcorn" would make things right? Of course, there were better deals than that. Let's say you parked for free and paid half price for a second ticket and bought a discounted jersey and ate a one-dollar hot dog and drank a half-off beer - now you're even with the scoundrels, right? Or try this - smile if you see a good game - that'll make you feel better.
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Jose Maria Olazabal has put himself forward as a candidate for the Ryder Cup captaincy next year, even though all the signs now point to him having to wait until 2012 and Colin Montgomerie taking charge at Celtic Manor.
"He is available. If he is offered the job he will say 'Yes'," the Spaniard's manager, Sergio Gomez, told PA Sport today.
"We know it is a matter of two and there are factors favouring Jose Maria and factors favouring Monty."
Europe's tournament committee will decide the issue in Dubai next Wednesday.
Their discussions began in earnest in Abu Dhabi last week and it was only afterwards that Montgomerie, a member of the committee, emerged as favourite for the first match on Welsh soil.
He had previously indicated he wanted to play again next year and wait until Gleneagles in 2014 for the captaincy.
But he would be 51 then and the mood now appears to be to go for a younger man.
Nick Faldo was 51 last September, while Sandy Lyle and Ian Woosnam, both of whom expressed an interest in the role at Celtic Manor, would be 52.
Olazabal, three years younger than Montgomerie at 42, served as Faldo's vice-captain at Valhalla but said afterwards that he too wanted to fight for a place on the side next time rather than be captain.
He has played only two events since last May, however, because of continuing problems with rheumatism.
The double Masters champion pulled out of this week's event in Qatar but does plan to play the Dubai Desert Classic starting next Thursday.
"He had a small problem with his wrists and forearms and it was painful when gripping the club, but not too severe and he told me yesterday to confirm the flights," added Gomez.
"But the chances of him making the team are not what he wanted or expected, so he made up his mind that he would accept the captaincy if it was offered."
Apart from being the older of the two, Montgomerie has been heckled in the United States in the past and it was always more likely that he would be asked to lead Europe on this side of the Atlantic.
Olazabal has had no such difficulties with American fans in his career, the invasion of the 17th green in Boston in 1999 having nothing to do with the fact that it was him playing Justin Leonard.
He behaved diplomatically then while still conveying how wrong the premature celebrating was and is regarded as a safe pair of hands.
There are disadvantages to being an away captain, though, as Faldo discovered.
Opposite number Paul Azinger could set up the course how he wanted and used the crowd as "our 13th man".
The 2012 match is at Medinah in Chicago.
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