(enough professors?)

Benjamin Franks reviews Lenin Reloaded: Towards a Politics of Truth

President Sarkozy has come and gone, and Ibni is still missing

Georgette Gagnon, Africa director at Human Rights Watch

as this is clearly fair

And that the nightmare scenario didn’t play out is, it seems to me, beside the point: the embargo enabled its potential, and that’s what matters here, as far as the right-call-or-not question is concerned.

mea culpa for all the inconsequential, masturbatory pissing-in-the-wind..

...ANYWAY, more importantly, Please be vivid

this, on the other hand, is not (or, rather: it doesn't seem it to me).

i am rather late in learning this, eh..

did i say broadly wrong?

sorry.

i meant wrong.

(ETA: the author has a more rounded comment to their own piece up at same link now, to be reasonable. my initial objections were it all seemed rather missing-the-point. as usual, i preen my feathers on this blog and throw a bit of mud, fairly or not.)

the Columbia Journalism Review takes 3 pages to discuss Cornet Harry Wales and the British media, and gets it broadly wrong

Rubin on the cynicism of the EU's Libya policy