What a concept.
Charles Krauthammer continues with his routine of defending Ryan's plan by 1)praising different (and, in this case, also bad) plans, and 2)asserting against all evidence that Ryan's massive upper-class tax.
Something else I've discovered; when "Come here, Miriam" results in "No no no!", I ask "Bring me that [book/toy/cup/etc.]," with which she dutifully complies, inadvertantly bringing herself as well. Once.
On this, I think Sheehan gets it right: "The best use of $55 million since Darren Dreifort." Slightly longer version here.
Only, it is. I feel like with all that's going on, I'm becoming a bit like a self-absorbed teacher providing comic relief, but whatever -- it's Spring Quarter, I'm exhausted.
One of the arguments you often hear against drone warfare is that it has a "video-game-like quality" that mocks the gravity of war and makes it easier to kill. I.
I learned quite a few new things about military law and the rules of war at the Cornell Bombing Workshop I attended last weekend (political scientists who study war law.
My WPR column this week is on the future of the JSDF: As with all military organizations, the JSDF will face conflicting priorities in the future. On the one hand,.
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