Tuesday Jun 23 | Blackfive
Andrew Exum has gotten a lot of coverage for his writings as Abu Muqawama now hosted at CNAS, the Obama administration's home think tank.
Wolfowitz: U.S. should reach out to Moussavi
President Obama should reach out to Iranian opposition leader Mir Hossein Moussavi as tensions in Iran over the disputed presidential elections continue to heighten, a former Bush administration official told CNN Sunday.
Is Obama Selling Out the Iranian Revolution?
The Washington Post op-ed page has become the main forum of neocon opposition to President Obama's approach toward Iran.
Bilderberg meetings remain a mystery
Ever hear of Bilderberg? If not, that's the idea. According to various Web sites, the Bilderberg is an "unofficial, annual, invitation-only conference of around 130 guests, most of whom are persons of influence in the fields of politics, business and banking." The names of alleged past participants of this secretive group include former Secretary ...
Palaima: Why we should value the tenure system
When a professor as distinguished as political economist Francis Fukuyama argues that the tenure system at American universities should be abolished, it pays for us to pay attention.
Tonight NBC Nightly News reran the clip of Paul Wolfowitz saying about Abu Ghraib, "a few bad apples can ruin things for everyone." Especially if they are the Secretary of Defense, the Vice President, the head of the Office of Legal Counsel, the CIA Director, the National Security Advisor, and the president.
Lightning-Gunner-in-Chief Pulls the Plug
A few years ago, things were looking pretty good at Ionatron, the company that purported to make real-life lightning guns.
- The Bilderberger Group - Saviors or Destroyers? II
Some of the Western world's leading financiers and foreign policy strategists attend Bilderberg.
The Fox Guarding the Chicken Coop: Dennis Ross and Iran
In October 2008 I presented a paper, entitled "What the Future has in Store for Iran," at a conference on Middle East Studies.
The World Bank: Guilty as charged
WHEN Robert Zoellick took over the World Bank in 2007 - after months of bitter wrangling over professional favours done by its former president, Paul Wolfowitz, for his girlfriend - many people hoped that ...
Kingmakers: The Invention of the Modern Middle East
Karl Meyer and Shareen Blair Brysac present a history of the British and American involvement in the Middle East.
Brad DeLong's Semi-Daily Journal
Paul Wolfowitz Slams George W. Bush
The Semi-Daily Journal of Economist Brad DeLong: A Fair, Balanced, Reality-Based, and More than Two-Handed Look at the World My Profile Brad DeLong's Egregious Moderation Order of the Shrill Office Hours: Evans ...
Report: After Eight Years Of Promoting Bush, AEI Purges Prominent Neoconservatives From Its Ranks
The American Enterprise Institute has been a major source of the Bush administrationa s extreme neoconservative thought.
Bush returns home to AEI on Thursday for speech on domestic policy legacy.
The American Enterprise Institute has been a key source of the Bush administration's right-wing policies and personnel.
Barack Obama chose a general sacked by the Bush administration for doubting its Iraq war strategy for his cabinet yesterday to appeal to leftwing supporters.
Karmic justice: Gen. Eric Shinseki
One of the truly nauseating moments in the run-up to the Iraq war was the humiliating public rebuke that Paul Wolfowitz, then Donald Rumsfeld's #2 at the Pentagon, delivered to Eric Shinseki, then a four-star ...