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2012

Why 2012 Will Shake Up Asia and the World

Published October 4, 2011by Tom Engelhardt 1 Comment

Can Washington Move from Pacific Power to Pacific Partner? Reposted by arrangement with Tom Dispatch By John Feffer The United States has long styled itself a Pacific power. It established the model of counterinsurgency in the Philippines in 1899 and… Continue Reading →

Message, US Foreign Policy 2012, Asia, China, elections, John Feffer, pacific, U.S., Washington

Israeli Mil. Intel chief: Iran bomb in one or two years

Published January 25, 2011by Ali Gharib 3 Comments

Well, the 2015 deadline didn’t last very long. Here’s the latest Israeli time-warp exercise — walking back softened Iranian nuclear timelines. From Haaretz: Iran will be able to achieve a nuclear bomb within one or two years, the incoming head of… Continue Reading →

Message 2012, 2015, Aviv Kochavi, Haaretz, Iran, Israel, Meir Dagan, nuclear

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