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- The Post-Cold War Era of “Guerilla Entrepreneurs”: John Robb’s Analysis suggests that it’s time for a Copernican-level rethinking of our approach to the war on terror.5.20
- Memo to the Bush Administration: The truth will set you free. Memory lapses may result in incarceration or impeachment.5.12
- Like mother like son. Are Barbara Bush and son George living in a separate reality? Seems like it.3.18
- So, remind me again. Why the rush in 2003 into Iraq?3.4
- Presidential Electioneering: Is a two-year cycle too long? Is the substance that goes into the reporting and actual campaigning inversely proportional to the length of the campaign?2.11
- Message to the Senate: Lead, Follow or Get Out of the Way2.10
- “Who in Washington is Brave Enough to Act?” Mr. Webb goes to Washington.1.28
- The question in Iraq now is whether ‘President Bush will end up giving literally everything away and leaving without his pants’?1.21
- As “Baghdad burns,” the Senate begins preliminary fact-finding forays into Mideast history. The right idea but four years too late. And President Bush’s principal adviser knew from the first Gulf War an Iraq war posed a ‘real danger of getting bogged down in a long drawn out conflict with the possibility of Iraq coming apart.’1.14
- Lawrence Harrison’s Book “The Central Liberal Truth” suggests a possible historical and cultural approach to the situation in Iraq1.7
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© 2006 Dwight Stephens. Cutline by Chris Pearson
1 response so far ↓
Lou Adolfsen // Jun 10, 2008 at 11:07 am
The only problem here is that entries make so much sense. The world doesn’t want to hear the truth. The Barbara Bush quotes show it. As Joseph Heller wrote in Catch 22 as Yosarian surveys the goings on in the streets of Rome as World War II draws to a close: “Now I know how Christ must have felt–like a psychiatrist walking through a ward full of maniacs.”
Some of us are trying to make sense of it. Keep it up!
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