Unqualified Offerings

Leon Hadar, in an article completed before the Bhutto assassination, writes about the utter failure of Bush Administration Pakistan policy, and about the utter fraudulence of Benazir Bhutto as tribune of liberal civilian rule.
There is an Iraq angle here. Five and six years ago I understood that al Qaeda’s grand strategy centered on Pakistan, because [...]

By Thoreau
William Kristol, a man who is so profoundly wrong that he looks West each morning to see if the sun will come up, is going to be a NY Times columnist. Say what you will about the Times, but that’s a pretty sweet gig for a guy whose SAT score was lower than [...]

By Thoreau
I have a confession about something that I’ve alluded to: As intrigued as I am by a lot of the new curriculum reforms out there, and although I’ve made a few tentative steps in those directions myself, I’m deeply skeptical of the Physics Education Research community. Now, a good friend of mine [...]

By Thoreau
As I understand, it’s being said by some (for reasons of fact and/or convenience) that Al Qaeda is behind the attack on Benazir Bhutto.  Now, normally I’d be the first to remind everybody that Al Qaeda is just a name of convenience that the authorities attach to any group of 2 or more angry [...]

Lawrence Kaplan writes about the US Army’s acclimatization to – and enmeshment in – Iraq.
Thanks to D. Moon for the pointer.