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Reply to Dan Drezner
Glenn Greenwald
More on U.S. imperialistic policies and the foreign policy community.
The rigid pro-war ideology of the foreign policy community
Glenn Greenwald
Responding to various commentaries concerning the foreign policy establishment's war advocacy.
Giuliani’s dangerous bluster
Joe Conason
Reading Giuliani's pompous foreign policy rhetoric and imagining he might somehow become president induces a deep sense of gloom.
Israel eyes the ’08 Democrats
Gregory Levey
Many in Israel are scrutinizing the U.S. presidential race -- and potentially key differences on security among Obama, Clinton and Edwards.
Various items
Glenn Greenwald
Debunking conventional Iraq myths. The history of torture. New enemies for the right.
It’s good to be Mitt
Tim Grieve
Report: Romney may be richer than all of the other major presidential contenders combined.
Bush’s tangled arms deal
Gary Kamiya
By selling weapons to "moderate" states, Bush would again be playing puppet master and jerking around the Middle East with disastrous consequences.
Enforcing the community’s foreign policy orthodoxy
Glenn Greenwald
To maintain credibility as a "foreign policy expert," one must embrace the basic tenets of America's imperial role.
The Islamists are coming
Glenn Greenwald
A substantial portion of the right-wing movement actually believes that the Islamists are coming to take over America.
The religious state of Islamic science
Steve Paulson
Turkish-American physicist Taner Edis explains why science in Muslim lands remains stuck in the past -- and why the Golden Age of Mesopotamia wasn't so golden after all.
Remember when Iraq was a sovereign nation?
Tim Grieve
Bush says he may need to set Maliki straight on Iran.
Will the real Colin Powell stand up?
Sidney Blumenthal
The White House fears that the former secretary of state will finally tell the truth about planning for the Iraq war.
The foreign policy community
Glenn Greenwald
America's bipartisan foreign policy orthodoxies and their scholar-guardians are in desperate need of challenge.
Chris Dodd on FISA, habeas corpus and Democratic capitulation
Glenn Greenwald
An interview at Yearly Kos with the long-time Senator from Connecticut.
Joe Lieberman, from his indie perch
Walter Shapiro
In a Salon interview, the super-hawk senator talks about his "liberation" from the Democratic Party, John McCain's campaign nosedive, and why Clinton, Obama and the other Dems are wrong on Iraq.
Is a sex change operation liberating or mutilating?
Carol Lloyd
A debate over sex reassignment surgery pits transsexuals against feminists.
The three stooges
Sidney Blumenthal
The president won't fire Alberto Gonzales. He needs him to protect White House secrets, including the scheming roles of Cheney and Rove.
Periods, rabbis, panties and more
Catherine Price
An underwear thief in Raleigh. A pill that prevents periods. Inmates impersonating Michael Jackson. It's a crazy world.
Obama and Clinton, Round 2?
Tim Grieve
Obama: Unfriendly governments "will no longer have the excuse of American intransigence."
Obama: Bush is confused, but the enemy is real
Tim Grieve
The Democratic presidential contender lays out his plan for fighting terrorism.
War, chaos and Bush’s faith
Gary Kamiya
The first lesson of Iraq: Beware of those who play dice with God.
What Beltway media stars mean by “centrism” and “extremism”
Glenn Greenwald
Conventional wisdom immediately solidified that Clinton's diplomacy response was more popular and mainstream than Obama's, even though polling data shows the exact opposite.
Ginning up a fight between Clinton and Obama
Joe Conason
There's little difference between their stances on foreign policy -- just telling differences in style.
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