The Problem with Always Siding with the Underdog
Why Garry Trudeau is wrong about Charlie Hebdo.
April 15, 2015
American “red lines” aren’t what they used to be.
In 2010, Russia suspended the delivery of the S-300 missile system to Iran—an achievement hailed as a great diplomatic success for the Obama administration’s policy of “resetting” America-Russia relations. (Tehran would have found the missiles particularly useful in impeding American or Israeli airstrikes.) Now Russia has announced that it will consider selling Iran the missiles after all. Elliott Abrams writes:
Why Garry Trudeau is wrong about Charlie Hebdo.
American “red lines” aren’t what they used to be.
A professor compared Hamas to “a rabid pit-bull.” Guess what happened next.
3,300 Jews in Serbia, and a choir.
Climate change, drought, earthquakes, invasions, rebellions.
In 2010, Russia suspended the delivery of the S-300 missile system to Iran—an achievement hailed as a great diplomatic success for the Obama administration’s policy of “resetting” America-Russia relations. (Tehran would have found the missiles particularly useful in impeding American or Israeli airstrikes.) Now Russia has announced that it will consider selling Iran the missiles after all. Elliott Abrams writes:
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