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Category Archives: Foreign Policy
It’s a start…
I never thought too highly of Rand Paul. Let’s get that out of the way right now. I even incorrectly at the time of his campaign predicted the other guy would win, due to his opponent being the better liar … Continue reading
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The Fall Guy speaks
Earlier today, Bradley Manning entered pleas on his several charges in military court, as part of the process towards his court martial in June. He admitted to being the source of the cables Wikileaks released, & the video of U.S. … Continue reading
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Pre-blogging the final presidential “debate”
Tonight’s presidential debate, as you may have heard, will be focused on foreign policy. Since my precognition powers are quite active when it comes to this subject, in order to provide you with a convenience here is what will happen: … Continue reading
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Diplomacy and/or weaponry
Since the debates are about spectacle rather than actual discussion, and the only candidates invited to them aren’t separated by much, especially on foreign policy, there are inevitably a lot of things that slip through the cracks. Even though the … Continue reading
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If declaring victory would help…
Between posts here I tend to argue in comments on other blogs whenever the subject catches me enough to quickly reply. Lately one of those arguments has been an on and off three-way of sorts concerning U.S. militarism and left-wing … Continue reading
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Somalia: some surprise, some not
Found an interesting article on the BBC website about recent conditions in Somalia earlier, based on a leaked U.N. report. The first revelation is quite the No Duh moment: officials of the attempted externally supported government are taking the majority … Continue reading
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An Idiotic Force meets a Cretinous Object
Despite several failed tests, & recent history showing that missiles are really irrelevant as a 1st world security risk compared to, say, the angry relatives & neighbors of people who those countries fire their missiles at, U.S. construction of an … Continue reading
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Blind Fire
The CIA, with the barrage of drone strikes already going huge in Pakistan & Yemen, is seeking — of course — a grant for ever more aggressiveness: The CIA is seeking authority to expand its covert drone campaign in Yemen … Continue reading
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Confusing Escape with Delete
A poll was released earlier today showing how mainstream calls for withdrawal from Afghanistan has gotten: Sixty percent of Americans say the war in Afghanistan has not been not worth fighting and just 30 percent believe the Afghan public supports … Continue reading
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