The Oxford American's Music Issue is about to hit the shelves of whatever internet bookstore you buy your magazines from these days, and I have written a piece for it,.
I've heard of meat eaters showing contempt for vegans, but I guess I never made the connection between veganism and undermining the nation-state. A vegan cafe in the centre of.
Michael Cecire responds to my article about the sale of four Mistral class amphibious assault ships to Russia, but unfortunately misses most of the point: Certainly, there is no question.
It's unfortunate that these Eastern European leaders feel that they need to humiliate themselves in the cause of solidarity with Saakashvili; the Hitler-Poland analogy is barely worthy of Michael Goldfarb,.
Let's hope this doesn't happen. It seems highly unlikely, but then I can't say for sure just how far Russia would go to keep Georgia out of NATO. The idea.
Nick Kristof and Anne Applebaum are being way too even-handed; perhaps David Greenberg needs to write another article about how liberals are bad for trying to actually understand a war.
I can't be the only one to think that this cover art is just... fabulous in so many ways. In other stuff that you should be reading:Doug Muir on Zviad.
A lot of criticism of Georgia's operational mistakes (as opposed to its basic strategic error) has focused on the failure to blow up Roki Tunnel, which is the only passable.
