An American In Paris
Dateline: Rome Here in Rome this evening, the images of Barak Obama's European tour are streaming non-stop across European television sets. His ev...
Dateline: Rome Here in Rome this evening, the images of Barak Obama's European tour are streaming non-stop across European television sets. His ev...
A nuclear attack on a nation of seventy million people (a great many of them innocent of the desire to wipe Israel off the map) is morally indefensible. How can Morris defend it?
John McCain is having such a bad July -- I turned (as I often do) to the wisdom of Jay-Z -- and listed the first 99 of his collective woes that came to mind.
It's no surprise this latest NIE has fallen down the administration's memory hole, but what excuse do those in the media have for sipping the amnesia juice?
The McCain team, after goading Obama on to go overseas must now be kicking themselves to high heaven when he is greeted by thousands of people who wish they could be voting for him.
Condi needs to either convince the president what a catastrophe attacking Iran would be. Or, failing that, break with the administration and do the noble thing by resigning while it still might make a difference.
If McCain, who brags about his foreign policy credentials, can't get the facts right about who shares a border with whom and who's helping who in different struggles, he is not qualified to lead this country.
In the past two months, the anti-war movement has taken on one of the most powerful lobbying groups in the United States in an important fight. And so far, it's winning.
Whereas the implications of a war with Iran for the national security of the US would be much worse than those of the Iraq war, little has been said about the implications for our economic security here at home.
The terms "preemption" and "self defense" that Israeli hawks like Morris throw around are nothing but euphemisms for aggressive war and military violence.
Although he didn't say it outright, General Abizaid's implicit view seemed to be that the world would not be able to stop Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon and that we would have to learn to live with it.
McCain, who yesterday commented that the U.S. could kill Iranians with cigarettes, was apparently "just warming up," one aide said today.
For only the fourth (or fifth, depending on how you count) time in his presidency, George W. Bush had a veto overridden by both houses of Congress thi...
While Azar Nafisi's bestselling Reading Lolita in Tehran, chronicled her efforts to teach forbidden Western literature, most Americans would be hard pressed to recall a single novel from Nafisi's native country.
It's simply the most unadulterated good news to come out of this administration ever. Dare I say they've done something right?
Much of the media, which does not understand the military issues involved, and exaggerates the dangers in the Israel-Iran confrontation, bear much of the blame. So here is some clarification.
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"Excerpts from the interview will also air Monday on "Today," MSNBC, and msnbc.com." CUT AND SPLICE, CUT AND SPLICE, ETC. ETC.
I'm very glad the president of Iran is answering questions. Hopefully Williams will not follow the advice of many of the posters here and ask him questions that have nothing to do with his country like "has the surge worked?" and other nonsense like that.
How about..."What's Iran's position on the longterm settlement of Iraqi refugees who have fled to Iran?" if you want to ask questions about Iraq.
Good. Ahmadinejad may be a wingnut, but IMO its crucial that Americans start seeing Iranians as actual people, that are in a similar boat as we are: with a goofball leader that doesn't represent us. Maybe then we can avoid yet another pointless war.
Hmmm, maybe a left hook by I'm-a-Don will straighten out Brian's nose and face.
That'll be an improvement.
May be Ahmadinejad should inquire from Brian Williams about his denigrating comments about Iran when in a newscast he was doing on CNBC he mocked Iran's biggest exports after oil being pistachios and rugs. That news item was during the time Clinton Admin was attempting to thaw relations with Iran by taking these items off the sanctions list. Couldn't NBC send anyone else? There is Chris M., Keith O. any reporter on MSNBC would be an improvement on Brian Williams. Any hope of getting an incisive interview is dashed here. Ahmadimejad is going to dance on BW's head.
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