from LobeLog: News and Views Relevant to U.S.-Iran relations for January 24th, 2011: The Washington Post: Jennifer Rubin blogs, after the conclusion of the P5+1 talks in Istanbul, that “Instead of talking to an Iranian regime that has shown no interest in...
On the House floor Thursday:
from LobeLog: News and Views Relevant to U.S.-Iran relations for January 21st, 2011: Foreign Policy: Josh Rogin, on his Foreign Policy blog The Cable, reports that administration officials are pushing back against a common perception in Congress that China isn’t...
Antiwar Radio host Scott Horton will be speaking on The Market for War at 5:00pm Pacific, Tuesday, January 25th at Cossentine Hall, La Sierra University as part of the Koch Foundation Liberating Markets lecture series. The La Sierra University campus is located at...
from LobeLog: News and Views Relevant to U.S.-Iran relations for January 20th, 2011: Commentary: The Foundation for Defense of Democracies’ Benjamin Weinthal blogs on Commentary’s Contentions blog that Switzerland has finally “relented and announced that it will...
from LobeLog: News and Views Relevant to U.S.-Iran relations for January 19th, 2011: The Wall Street Journal: Johns Hopkins Professor and Hoover Institution fellow Fouad Ajami opines, “The Bush diplomacy had declared an open ideological assault against the Iranian...
from LobeLog: News and Views Relevant to U.S.-Iran relations for January 18th, 2011: The Wall Street Journal: In his weekly column, neoconservative Bret Stephens acknowledges that the Stuxnet virus appears to have done serious damage to Iran’s nuclear program but,...
The State Department has released its "American Documentary Showcase," which includes... “The Most Dangerous Man in America: Daniel Ellsberg and the Pentagon Papers.†Ellsberg responds: WOW! Hot damn! Sometimes even the current USG comes through -- with a show of...
The US State Department has released their list of films for the 2011 "American Documentary Showcase," a program that brings their approved documentaries to audiences around the world to "offer a view of American society and culture." Amongst the list of selected...
Dr. Martin Luther King's outspoken opposition to the war in Vietnam put him neatly in the milieu of modern Christian non-violence that started with the religious writings of Leo Tolstoy, and which had impacts well beyond Christendom (Gandhi's interest in non-violence,...
