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If you don't know whether to laugh or cry about the latest news from the Bush-Cheney team's adventures in national security, you can do both while reading The Dreyfuss Report, the widely read blog by one of the country's leading freelance investigative journalists.
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Iran's Green Wave, The Nation, July 1, 2009. Inside Iran's tumultuous elections: huge fissures open among Iran's elite. Read article |
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Obama's Great Afghanistan Gamble, Mother Jones, May 2009. Who's who in the Afghanistan quagmire. Read article |
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Obama's Chess Masters?, Rolling Stone, April 29, 2009. The president's circle of advisers oversees foreign policy directly from the White House. Read article |
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Iraq's Resurgent Nationalism, The Nation, February 18, 2009. Iraqis reject religious parties, separatists in crucial provincial elections. Read article |
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Obama’s Afghan Dilemma, The Nation, December 22, 2008. Can he succeed by scaling down Bush's rhetoric, negotiating--and adding troops?
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Still Preparing to Attack Iran?, TomDispatch.com, December 2, 2008. The neoconservatives in the Obama era. Read article |
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"Robert Dreyfuss has taken
us—all of us— behind the trauma of 9/11 and shown that
George Bush's failure to understand the dynamics of
Islamic fundamentalism is nothing new. Our presidents
have been missing the point for decades and, by doing
so, have become the best allies of our worst nightmare.
I would have entitled this brilliant book Dumb and
Dumber."
—Seymour Hersh, author of Chain of Command
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