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    As Iraq descends into Congo-scale carnage and 700,000 flee the looming Israeli invasion of Lebanon, the de facto US President…
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    • Works fine for me, Boo. Try again, or try the alternate download if it doesn't for you. As a brass…
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    • This is fucked-up, Oui. Additional trivium: Ehud Olmert was born in 1945 in a training camp for members of the…
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    • Sort of a footnote about bin Laden: though the story about how the idea of attacking Manhattan was hatched is…
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    • Black Sabbath From the album Paranoid, 1970 Generals gathered in their masses just like witches at black masses evil minds…
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    • Welcome, my friend.
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    • Ah, I didn't see Steve D's FP story on this subject until hitting post. But although not first, at least…
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    • It may be considered unduly optimistic to expect solid grasp of geography from a faction whose glorified leader thinks Beijing…
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    • The more I think about it, the more I feel this quote is the ultimate indictment: First of all, one…
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    • My take on the Kosovo war: A brief history of Kosovo. Part II: 1989-1999 Maybe I could post it over…
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    • I realize some readers may not get the reference here, so here goes: King Leopold's Soliloquy -- A Defense of…
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    • My own take on a topic closely related to that of DF's post was posted on Memorial Day. It is…
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    • You are right about the nuclear bombings. The point you make is rarely mentioned. It seems to me the reason…
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    • Well, here is the Bergen waterfront in winter: Winters are actually mild here in the south-west; more so than, say,…
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    • Amazing it's a year ago already since we met up. Here are some more (fresh) shots from the route we…
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    • Thanks, glad you enjoyed it.
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    • That was great. Thanks from a fellow Tranehead!
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    • the relatively high wages for white collar work Read: relatively low wages for white collar work.
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    • I can't pronounce on the US situation, but BooMan is right about Europe. In Norway, research shows that participation in…
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    • STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - U.S. spending in Iraq and Afghanistan helped push up global 2005 military expenditure by 3.5 percent to…
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