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Bloggers are Africa's new rebels - Chicago Tribune
"The U.S. should take note. As it prepares to engage with Africa more intensely than at any time since the Cold War, in part by the Pentagon’s establishment of a new Africa Command headquarters to coordinate military and security interests, the U.S. will be competing on an increasingly flat information playing field."
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Dagem, as he chose to be called, was a new type of African revolutionary: a blogger.
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The U.S. should take note. As it prepares to engage with Africa more intensely than at any time since the Cold War, in part by the Pentagon’s establishment of a new Africa Command headquarters to coordinate military and security interests, the U.S. will be competing on an increasingly flat information playing field. - 1 more annotations...
HONDURAS: U.S. Criticised for Recognising Post-Coup Poll - IPS ipsnews.net
Not as coherent or informative an article as I would like.
Rich Lowry on National Review Online
Quite appropriately, Rich Lowry leaves out the fact that these U.S. Pilgrim economists depended on the displacement and destruction of native civilizations, the stealing of their land and exploitation of their labor. Sounds somewhat like the destruction of the commons in later Europe.
BOLIVIA: The Credibility of Campaign Promises - IPS ipsnews.net
An incomplete but still useful counter to the O'Grady Wall Street Journal blather.
Mary O'Grady: The End of Bolivian Democracy - WSJ.com
There are so many untruths in this opinion piece that I do not know where to begin.
AFP: Ahmadinejad heads to nuclear-backers Brazil, Venezuela
"Lula said he believed US-led criticism of Iran was reminiscent of Washington's fallacious justification for the war in Iraq.
"Even today, those leaders in favour of the war in Iraq are unable to explain why they invaded if there were no chemical weapons. Well, I am seeing the same sort of things starting to happen over Iran," he said."
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Lula said he believed US-led criticism of Iran was reminiscent of Washington's fallacious justification for the war in Iraq.
"Even today, those leaders in favour of the war in Iraq are unable to explain why they invaded if there were no chemical weapons. Well, I am seeing the same sort of things starting to happen over Iran," he said.
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