Category Archives: Foreign Policy

Master Slave Dialectic

Posted on February 24, 2007 by Mash

Iraq is being torn apart while George W Bush and Abdul Aziz al-Hakim enable each other. As the Hadley memo points out, Mr. Bush is counting on Mr. Hakim to deliver an Iraq that can "govern itself, sustain itself, and … Continue reading →

Posted in Foreign Policy, Iraq | 3 Comments

Bush Vs. Cheney

Posted on February 20, 2007 by Mash

The New York Times today puts Mr. Cheney at the center of Plame-gate. This bit of news will not come as a surprise to anyone. The real "news" in the article is buried deep.  The article portrays Mr. Bush as … Continue reading →

Posted in Foreign Policy, Iraq, Politics | 2 Comments

Toward A More Unstable World

Posted on February 18, 2007 by Mash

In his often brilliant, and sometimes misguided, analysis of the international system, The Inequality of Nations, Robert W. Tucker wrote: "The history of the international system is a history of inequality par excellence." It is the inequality between nation-states, divided roughly … Continue reading →

Posted in Foreign Policy, International, North Korea | 4 Comments

Breaking News: Americans Caught With Iranian Weapons In Iraq

Posted on February 11, 2007 by Mash

United States officials in Baghdad were reported to be in possession of Iranian made weapons. In a brazen display of "intelligence", the Americans proudly showed off their Iranian-made weapons to reporters: The BBC’s Jane Peel attended the briefing in Baghdad, … Continue reading →

Posted in Foreign Policy, Iran, Iraq, Terrorism | 9 Comments

How To Start A War

Posted on February 10, 2007 by Mash

Michael Gordon of the New York Times announces today that the "Deadliest Bomb in Iraq is made by Iran". The pages of the Gray Lady once again beat the drums of war. The "intelligence" is damning: The most lethal weapon … Continue reading →

Posted in Foreign Policy, Iran, Iraq, Media | 6 Comments