Mixed Messages on Terror

While Germany continues to present itself as a key partner in the "War on Terror" and waxes judgmental about factions within NATO-occupied Afghanistan that launch terrorist attacks that kill civilians, they seem to be operating at cross-purposes, having dedicated a...

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Uranium and Beeswax

Too bad ol' Doc Prather is retired now. If he wasn't, I guarantee to you that he would point out that buried in all the scaremongering about what Iran "may" be up to, the new IAEA report [.pdf] says: "[T]he Agency continues to verify the non-diversion of declared...

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Arab Spring Lies Are Getting Pretty Old

Josh Rogin reports on Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's recent speech on the Arab Spring. It is being billed by State Department officials as one that "takes on the hard questions that people in the region -- and people back here -- have been asking about the U.S....

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IAEA On Iran: Nothing But Know-How

Most of what I think needs to be said on the Iran nuclear weapons issue I've already written, or has already been written elsewhere. Namely, U.S. policy influences Iran strongly towards attaining a nuclear deterrent, so the notion that Iranians have intent here should...

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Zombies On Parade

I won't comment on the content of Angela Davis' speech at "Occupy Philadelphia": I just want to note the bizarre practice at these gatherings of repeating back the words of the speakers. The echo chamber effect is like something out of a horror movie, perhaps a remake...

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“Attacking Iran Makes No Strategic Sense”

The Nation's Robert Dreyfuss with one take on the potential for a US-Israeli attack on Iran: Needless to say, an Israeli attack on Iran would unleash catastrophic consequences, completely apart from whether or not Israel could actually do the job effectively. Whereas...

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David Henderson at UC Berkeley Saturday

Antiwar.com columnist David Henderson will be speaking Saturday, November 5 at UC Berkeley: The Case for a Non-Interventionist Foreign Policy 3:00 p.m. to 3:50 p.m. East Pauley Ballroom of the Martin Luther King Jr. Student Union Building, sponsored by the Students...

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