State Dept.: Andorra’s Not in the Africa?

The Onion succeeds with humor where a serious analysis couldn't: highlighting the US's absurd foreign policy regime and the information problem suffered by those who promote and enact foreign interventions. Nation Of Andorra Not In Africa, Shocked U.S. State Dept....

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Donna Brazile Catches On to FDD

It took more than six years, but at least one Democrat enlisted after 9/11 by the hard-line neo-conservative Foundation for the Defense of Democracies (FDD) seems finally to have caught on to the fact that its agenda is something other than what its name suggests. In...

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Obama Distinguishes Between ‘pro-Israel’ and pro-Likud

Barack Obama reportedly said something very important and long overdue to a group of some 100 Cleveland Jewish leaders on Sunday — that being pro-Likud and being “pro-Israel” are two different things. “I think there is a strain within the pro-Israel community...

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Presidential Eyes

I've expressed my disappointment that the Democratic primaries haven't thrown up a more demographically electable antiwar candidate (here and here). I've been accused of over-emphasizing demographics but, judging by Michael Medved's "The Blue-Eyed Rule," the opposite...

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McCain’s Other War Frauds

Amongst all the media teeth-gnashing over the question of whether McCain did special favors for his blondie lobbyist,  his wife’s sweetheart deal for massive narcotics theft in the 1990s has been forgotten. If a poor black woman from Anacostia had committed the...

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Antiwar.com in the Morning

The Minneapolis Post interviews Dan Ellsberg: "MP: What are your reading habits? "DE: I start the day by looking at Antiwar.com and then Commondreams.org. And I also read the New York Times and the San Francisco Chronicle every morning. But the newspapers can be very...

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Advice for Obama

David D. Friedman & his readers suggest some things Obama can do get libertarian Republicans to vote for him ("Thoughts for Obama"): "[A] possibility that occurs to me is to take advantage of the budgetary implications of Obama's opposition to the Iraq War. If the...

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Jaw-Jaw In Order to War-War?

AEI’s Reuel Marc Gerecht now believes that Washington should offer to engage in unconditional, high-level talks and even normalize diplomatic relations with Iran…apparently in order to rally support for war. In a New York Times op-ed misleadingly entitled...

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Vacation? What’s That?

It must be nice to be able to take a vacation -- or to tell your readers that "postings will resume when I feel better." So la-dee-dah! Unfortunately, here at Antiwar.com, the word "vacation" is missing from our lexicon. Not only that, but there ain't no sick leave...

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