The early releases of the massive WikiLeaks document release have been a lot to cover, but they are barely the tip of the iceberg for those waiting for the “7x the size of Iraq” document dump. It is a trickle, not a torrent, and indeed not a bittorrent (at least yet). The Guardian broke first [...]
from LobeLog: News and Views Relevant to U.S.-Iran relations for November 26th, 2010: Jerusalem Post: The right-wing English language Israeli daily has a piece by columnist Michael Freund, who revives the push that U.S. President Barack Obama can save his presidency by attacking Iran. “There is one dramatic step that Obama can take that would [...]
The Nation has been a true and trusted friend of mine for years. I know the editors and many of the writers and have nothing but respect for their work. Most importantly, I have great respect for their consistent adherence to the highest journalistic standards. Yesterday, however, The Nation ran a piece that is nothing [...]
The first [British anti-Iraq-war] march in which I took part must have numbered something like a million. …this huge crowd, which was being really very crudely manhandled by the police at the edges. We stopped. We were all wedged together and looking into Downing Street, where the Prime Minister’s residency is. And nobody seemed to [...]
Scott Horton was on the BBC World Service today, addressing the situation in Korea. It was a multi-person discussion, and Scott is on at about the half-hour mark. Check it out.
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from LobeLog: News and Views Relevant to U.S.-Iran relations for November 23rd, 2010: The Wall Street Journal: The WSJ’s Jay Solomon writes on North Korea’s reported upgrades to its nuclear-fuel production capabilities and the increasing fears among lawmakers that Pyongyang may provide Iran with assistance in its nuclear program. “One has to assume that Iran [...]
