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19 August 2010
See something, say something
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James Hanson
The Department of Homeland Security says this is a motto for patriots, which is what I’ve always tried to be. After a lot of looking, I’m saying something.

I saw a large airplane crash into the South Tower, Building Two, of...
12 August 2010
A Cuban adventure with Lee Lockwood
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Saul Landeau
In July 1967, I met Lee Lockwood at the Mexico City ticket counter of Cubana de Aviacion. He had black curly hair, a confident almost smug look and he toted camera bags. “I loved your book, the best, most honest book on Cuba,” (Castro’s...
07 August 2010
Smoke on a bridge: Lebanon awaits a verdict
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Ramzy Baroud
Jamal is a Lebanese driver in his late 50’s. He appeared unshaven and terribly exhausted as he drove his old passenger van from the airport in Beirut to the Bekaa Valley. Although it was not a particularly arduous trip, it was made more...
09 July 2010
State officials used a flawed investigation report to force Attorney General Marc Dann from office
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Joseph C. Sommer
Ohio Attorney General Marc Dann was driven from office in May 2008 based on a report written by two lawyers in his office. Dann had asked the lawyers to investigate sexual-harassment complaints filed by two female employees against the...
25 June 2010
Obama Misses the Afghan Exit Ramp
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Ray McGovern
Has it occurred to President Barack Obama that Gen. Stanley McChrystal might actually have wanted to be fired -- and thus rescued from the current March of Folly in Afghanistan, a mess much of his own making?

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24 June 2010
Obama and Insubordination: Is He Truman or Mr. Milquetoast?
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Ray McGovern
Journalist Michael Hastings has given Rolling Stone magazine a graphic account of the arrogance, disarray and ineptitude that distinguish what passes for President Barack Obama's policy on Afghanistan. For those of us with some gray in our...

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