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Monthly Archives: October 2006
Chaos In Britain
This is huge. The Chief of the General Staff of the British army, Sir Richard Dannatt, has publicly broken with Tony Blair by calling for a withdrawal from Iraq. Sir Richard gave an interview to the Daily Mail in which … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, Iraq
8 Comments
A Doctrine Of Failure: Or How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love The Bomb
As expected, the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea tested its first nuclear weapon on Sunday after giving warning earlier in the week. By detonating a nuclear device, North Korea dramatically hammered the last nail into the coffin of the Bush … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, North Korea
10 Comments
In Memoriam: Peter Norman
I miss watching the Olympic Games. I lost interest in them sometime in the 1980s after Peter Ueberroth turned the games into a corporate feeding trough. Soon after the Olympics became more about professional athletes and their egos and less … Continue reading
Posted in Human Rights, Society
6 Comments
Toast
Consider this an Open Thread for now. I plan to have a substantial post on this topic tomorrow. Do you think Dennis Hastert will resign before or after the elections? My gut says that there is no chance he weathers this … Continue reading
Posted in General, Politics
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George W Bush’s War
Bob Woodward is wrong. Colin Powell is wrong. The National Intelligence Estimate is wrong. Brent Scowcroft is wrong. The retired generals are wrong. Richard Clarke is wrong. The International Atomic Energy Agency is wrong. The United Nations is wrong. … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, Iraq, Politics
17 Comments