A couple of articles on the history of world slavery that may pique your interest on a Sunday morning. First, here's a really interesting photo essay on African slaves in.
In the world of libertarian economists, Bryan Caplan really isn't the worst, but arguing that the Shah was "strong on civil liberties" is about the dumbest thing one can possibly.
I wonder if Iran is accepting American entries to its Death to America festival: As part of the campaign, Ouj also launched the “Death to America Grand Award” festival, sponsored.
I suppose it's good to know for sure that the CIA orchestrated the 1953 coup in Iran, overthrowing a democratically elected government and replacing it with a corrupt but oil-providing.
On this week's episode of Foreign Entanglements, Matt speaks with Gil Troy about the recent AIPAC conference:
Tonight's exploration of American culture's underbelly is brought to you by Roger Hallmark and The Thrasher Brothers, who I think had the most sophisticated response to Iranian Revolution imaginable.
Matt and Meir Javedanfar talk Iran, Israel, and US politics:
Mark Dubowitz (Executive Director of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies) and I follow up the sanctions conversation that Matt and Michael Singh started last week:
