Tag Archives: Iran
Israel Should Defer Direct Retaliation Against Iran
Many people that I respect are calling for a massive retaliation from Israel against Iran after Iran’s missile and drone attack on April 13. While I disagree, Israel will do what it will do. I think that context has been … Continue reading
Ukraine and Nuclear Non-Proliferation Risk
Regarding the current war between Russia and Ukraine, often commentators assert that there are no US interests at stake. While this is obviously wrong, I take them to imply that there are no VITAL US interests at stake; those are … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy
Tagged Iran, Bill Clinton, American interests, Libya, Ukraine, Russia, Pakistan, nuclear non-proliferation, AI, nuclear-weapons, nuclear
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The Occupation Issue and the Middle East
Let us get serious for a moment and discuss the Occupation that is destabilizing the Middle East. Since 1925, the House of Saud has been occupying the Hijaz, which is the region that includes the Islamic holy sites in Mecca … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, History
Tagged Abul-Aziz ibn Saud, Algeria, Iran, Islam, Israel, Jordan, middle-east, muslim arabs, Muslims, Muslims killing Muslims, Occupation, Palestinians, religion, satire, Saudi Arabia, terrorism, Yeman
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Gary Johnson in Debates? No, He Absences Himself from Actual Debate Today
The principle current issue from Libertarian Gary Johnson’s campaign is his desire to be included in the presidential debates. However, I say no; it is proper to exclude him for reasons beyond his leading a cargo cult political party. There … Continue reading
Posted in Election
Tagged Andrew Johnson, Ari Armstrong, debates, Diana Hsieh, FY 2013 Continuing Resolution, Gary Johnson, impeachment, Iran, Libertarian, personhood, political activism, sanctions, Syria
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Selfish Citizenship 