Michael Goldhaber wrote:
>I agree with most of what Brian wrote, except for his urging us to
>read a two-year-supply of books.
Michael, you will have noticed that I always take a keen interest in
your writing, so please don't take the following as any sign of
disrespect or animosity.
It is
On 19/01/07, Michael H Goldhaber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The Contras were in Nicaragua. Reagan hardly hid his political support for
> them, but was eventually forced by Congress to be secretive about direct aid
> to them.
Yes, Nicaragua, sorry. That's just one of many examples of covert US
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Re: Iraq: The Way Forward
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Re: Iraq: The Ways Forward meets The Surreal Politics of
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Michael, Benjamin -
This is a really interesting non-argument. Both the sides you are
arguing are correct. US foreign policy is a complex thing. It is often
possible to reconcile the interests of domestically oriented
politicians, expansive corporations, and military-economic strategists,
in a
