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Tag Archives: Arabia
Edwin Black: ‘Banking On Iraq’
Source:Amazon– Edwin Black’s book. Source:The New Democrat “New York Times and international bestselling author Edwin Black uncovers Iraq’s hidden economy and the companies that profit from its upheaval Big business and global warfare have long been fiery and symbiotic forces … Continue reading
Posted in Book TV, The New Democrat
Tagged 2003, 2003 War in Iraq, 2004, Amazon, America, Arabia, Britain, C-SPAN, Center Right, Edwin Black, Europe, George W. Bush, George W. Bush Administration, George W. Bush Presidency, George W. Bush White House, Iraq, Middle East, Neoconservatism, Neoconservatives, President George W, President George W. Bush, Republican Party, Saddam Hussein, Texas, The 2000s, The White House, United Kingdom, United States, Washington, Washington DC, Why Iraq Failed
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The National Interest: Seyed Hossein Mousavian: How to Fix The Syrian Mess
Source:The National Interest I think I found an issue where I agree with Senator John McCain on. Someone who when it comes to foreign policy we rarely agree on anything. It is about Syria where four years ago I believe … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Affairs, Originals
Tagged 2015, America, Arab League, Arabia, Bashar Al-Assad, Europe, European Union, ISIL, ISIS, Middle East, NATO, Seyed Hossein Mousavian, Syria, Syrian Civil War, Syrian Rebels, United Nations, United States
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Foreign Affairs: Michael T. Klare: ‘Hard Power, Soft Power & Energy Power’
“The debate over whether U.S. interests abroad are better served by hard power—coercive means such as military force—or soft power—less aggressive means of persuasion, such as diplomacy, economic aid, and propaganda—is perennial. Since becoming president, Barack Obama has emphasized … Continue reading
RAND: Christopher S. Chivvis: Libya, The Somalia on The Mediterranean?
Source:RAND Corporation Unlike the War in Iraq, America and Europe went into the Libya and knocked out the Gadaffi Regime and let the Libyan rebels take over to try to build their own government and society for the people. Iraq … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Affairs, Originals
Tagged Arab League, Arabia, Christopher S. Chivvis, Europe, European Union, Libya, Libyan Democracy, Libyan Government, Middle East, NATO, North Africa
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Brookings Institution: Martin S. Indyk: ‘A Return to The Middle Eastern Great Game’
Source:Brookings Institution– with a look at the Middle East. “There is no place in the world today where chaos is more prevalent and the reestablishment of order more critical than the Middle East. The “great game” between rival great powers … Continue reading
Posted in Brookings, Originals
Tagged 2015, America, Arab Authoritarians, Arab Dictators, Arabia, Authoritarian Regimes, Authoritarian States, Center Right, Classical Liberalism, Classical Liberals, Islamism, Islamists, Liberal Democracy, Liberal INternationalism, LIberal Internationalists, Liberalism, Liberals, Martin S. Indyk, Middle East, Middle East Terrorism, Middle East Violence
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The Atlantic: Shadi Hamid- ‘France’s False Choice: Can Islam and Liberalism Coexist?’
Source:The Atlantic– Middle Easterners in France. “The impressive and inspiring show of solidarity at France’s unity march on January 11—which brought together millions of people and more than 40 world leaders—was not necessarily a sign of good things to come. … Continue reading
Posted in Originals, The Atlantic
Tagged 2015, Arabia, Classical Liberalism, Europe, European Union, First World, France, Free Society, Free State, Freedom of Religion, Freedom of Speech, Islam, Liberal Democracy, Liberal Society, Liberal State, Liberalism, Middle East, Muslims, Personal Freedom, Right to Privacy, The West, Tolerance
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Hoover Institution: Karl W. Eikenberry: A Grand Strategy For Failed States
Source:Hoover Institution Here’s my definition of a failed state. A state that can’t defend itself even against domestic threats whether the government is a good peaceful responsible government, or an authoritarian regime with a bad human rights record. That would … Continue reading
Posted in Hoover Institution, Originals
Tagged Arabia, Egypt, Failed States, Iraq, Islamism, Islamists, Karl W. Eikenberry, Libya, Middle East, Syria, Terrorism, Terrorists
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