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Month: February 2008

Jaw-Jaw In Order to War-War?

Published February 20, 2008by Jim Lobe 3 Comments

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 “Attack Iran,… Continue Reading →

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What is Michael Rubin Talking About?

Published February 19, 2008by Jim Lobe 1 Comment

In the latest attack by the neo-conservatives on the U.S. intelligence community, the American Enterprise Institute’s (AEI) Michael Rubin claims in this week’s Weekly Standard that, in his recent testimony before the Senate Intelligence Committee, Director of National Intelligence (DNI)… Continue Reading →

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Neo-Con Sophistry at its Most Confusing

Published February 17, 2008by Jim Lobe 6 Comments

In an op-ed in this past weekend’s Wall Street Journal, erstwhile Giuliani foreign-policy adviser Peter Berkowitz can’t seem to make up his mind about whether invading Iraq was a good thing or a bad thing, but you have to admire… Continue Reading →

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McCain: The New Churchill?

Published February 17, 2008by Jim Lobe 1 Comment

As Michael Lind pointed out in a brilliant essay published by The Nation almost exactly four years ago, Winston Churchill has been an icon of neo-conservatism for as long as it has existed. Thus, when the neo-conservatives had more confidence… Continue Reading →

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The Launch of a New Campaign?

Published February 12, 2008by Jim Lobe

Unfortunately, I’m still persona non grata there. Please register for this event online at www.aei.org/event1670 Iranian Influence in the Middle East and Beyond: A New AEI Report Tuesday, February 19, 2008, 2:00–3:30 p.m. Wohlstetter Conference Center, Twelfth Floor, AEI 1150… Continue Reading →

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