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Jules Crittenden
Time For a Little Chat
Does the Bush administration calling for talks with Iran mean a change in policy? Perhaps, but not in the way some would like to think.
by Jules Crittenden
UN Attack Helicopters. Debate from Above!
Here come the helicopters of death, emblazoned with the feared initials "UN." Be afraid. Be very afraid.
by Jules Crittenden
So, We’ve Established That We’ll Pay
Yes, they're free. And now the hostage taking and the beheadings will continue until further notice.
By Jules Crittenden
Surrenderlust
A Pitiful, Helpless Giant Pussycat?
Is this the "Pack It In" phase? Maybe. Maybe not. Adam Smith once remarked that "There is a lot of ruin in a nation." But of late we seem to be pressing our luck.
by Jules Crittenden
A Little War Goes A Long Way
"This is not really about whether 15 British sailors and marines are freed, or placed on trial or live or die. There are a lot of military men and women being killed these days. Many of them by Iran."
by Jules Crittenden
Get Your Third World Right Here!
On that most exotic of all exotic global destinations, America, "the nation that never stops giving."
By Jules Crittenden
QUAGMIRE!
"We were -- neck deep in the Big Muddy,
And the big fool said to push on."
By Jules Crittenden
Illustration by Roger de Hauteville @ Maggies Farm.
TALK TALK
by Jules Crittenden, Special to PJM
Congress has decided to make itself useful. Congress has started talking. Congress doesn't intend to stop talking for three days. All 435 members. Let's listen in:
The Watada Doctrine
by Jules Crittenden, Special to PJM
The deeper meaning behind the court martial of Lt. Ehren Watada and why this soldier is the darling of the anti-war movement.
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