I am proud to link today to Friends of the Congo. With the economic discomfort we’re feeling here in the U.S., it might be tempting to think that the distress stops at our borders… to be come reclusive and inward looking.
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Over the last several weeks, as part of my research for Urbantasm, I’ve been reading about countries in southern Africa. So far I’ve taken in South Africa, Zimbabwe, Zambia, and presently, Mozambique.
I don’t really have an argument or a bone of contention in this post… but it is one of those subjects where questions lead to more questions.
… Read the restEvent: Thoughts on Southern Africa. Read More »
Write your senators (especially if they happen to be on the Judiciary Community) and tell them that they’d better either hear Mukasey declare that waterboarding is torture, or vote the cut off a confirmation hearing.
There are a few political issues in our lives that ought to be emphatic and unambiguous.
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New York Times: Amid Protests, President of Iran Speaks at Columbia.
I’m very curious what you think.
… Read the restEvent: What Do We Think of This? Read More »
from bill-in-portland-maine:
… Read the restMost of the 9/11 hijackers were from Saudi Arabia, yet that country has paid no price for producing and harboring terrorists. Neither has Pakistan, the country in which Osama bin Laden is now hiding.
The PDB said: Bin Laden determined to Strike in U.S.
Event: Six Years Later. Read More »