PJM Political 06/26/10: Apocalypse Vuvuzela
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Join host Steve Green of VodkaPundit.com for a look at Washington and beyond:
- Allen Barton of PJTV.com interview Terry Jones of Investor’s Business Daily and Yaron Brook of the Ayn Rand Institute on Israel and the Gaza Flotilla.
- Glenn Reynolds on “The Legacy of Jacques Cousteau,” in a segment recorded on location in the Grand Cayman Islands.
- James Lileks on Gen. McChrystal’s disastrous interview with Rolling Stone magazine, and his subsequent replacement with Gen. Petraeus by President Obama, along with the world’s most hated “musical” “instrument.”
- Ed Driscoll interviews Phillip Jennings, the author of the Politically Incorrect Guide to the Vietnam War, who also provides his take on McChrystal’s interview and its aftermath.
- From PJTV’s Poliwood, Pajamas CEO Roger L. Simon and fellow Academy Award-nominated screenwriter Lionel Chetwynd debate the quality of writing on TV versus the movies.
- Ed interviews Deborah Micek, the author of Twitter Revolution, on the basics of Twitter, and how it’s being used by bloggers, blog followers, and media old and new.
- Produced by Ed Driscoll.
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There’s a scandal behind the scandal. Someone in Washington has to have screened the reporter. No-one gets close to HQ with out a clearance. It was clearly botched.
My guess is that the general has gotten used to all the reporters being military men. Janes Defence weekly, Pacific Defence Reporter, etc, All will have been in and out of the HQ’s. Being defence men they’re soldier reporters. They hear and ignore the barracks chatter or report it in a more subtle way.
This is a war where every soldier has an ipod in one pocket and ammo in the other. In that context a music magazine makes sense.
There may be good news, in a few weeks time Mr McChrystal may be invited back to Afghanistan by Hamid Karzai as a consultant. This would be a brilliant option. Gen Petraeus commanding the Nato units and Mr McChrystal training the Afghan elite units. If it isn’t the plan it should be. Someone give McChrystal and Karzai a hint.
Rolling Stone is pretty washed up has been of a magazine. They needed the publicity. What a crappy to get it. The mag appeals to a crowd that is pretty much ignorant to real politics and the outcome of a story like this. Most of their readers voted for o because bruce told them to.
I can’t download the standard-fi version. Can someone fix the link?