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Wednesday, September 6

Golden Oldie: Lost in Translation: President Putin's history lecture to President Bush

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Pundita is on vacation until September 16. The following essay was originally published February 2005. Peter Lavelle's latest commentar...
Tuesday, September 5

"Why was John Batchelor dropped by WABC Radio?"

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UPDATE November 2, 2010 Oh gee; I just received a comment from someone who read this post and didn't know that John had been back on WAB...
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Golden Oldie: No tyrant left behind -- Bush Democracy Doctrine, simply explained

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Pundita is on vacation and will return to blogging on September 16; in the meantime (excepting on Sundays) the blog will reprise some of her...
Monday, September 4

Golden Oldie: The OK Corral is thataway

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Pundita is on vacation and will return to blogging on September 16; in the meantime (excepting on Sundays) the blog will reprise some of her...
Saturday, September 2

Golden Oldie: "Things fall apart, the center cannot hold"

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Pundita is on vacation and will return to blogging on September 16; in the meantime (excepting on Sundays) the blog will reprise some of her...
Friday, September 1

Vacation time, review time

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Pundita is getting in a whole two weeks of vacation! Of course I will be taking along a copy of Norm Podhoretz's Is the Bush Doctrine De...

Pundita Golden Oldie: House of Cards

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Originally published September 2005 Reviewing a reader's question about corruption in Peru's construction industry reminds Pundita t...
Thursday, August 31

Chad's president throws a tantrum at the World Bank: If you don't love me I'll go to Grandma's House!

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Chad plays China against the US. Memorize this story -- the basic plot known to all cunning children with a doting grandparent living nearby...
Wednesday, August 30

Eeek! My blog has been taken over by Batchelorites!

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Every Pundita post I ever wrote on John Batchelor's radio show has come back to haunt me, as Batchelorites descend looking to glean info...
Tuesday, August 29

Tick tock tick tock it's almost 10 o'clock

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11:45 PM ET Update Batchelor let drop a little more news about his plans during the John Loftus Report. He said that the network he's go...

This is how the blogosphere gets things done right

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I'm glad I stopped by Riehl World View a second time today or I might have missed Dan's latest post. If you are new to the Ambulanc...

John Batchelor will have the last word. Tune in tonight.

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Friday is John Batchelor's last date of broadcasting for ABC Radio. John Mainelli's column at the New York Post published the news...

Dan Riehl, take a bow

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Today is Dan Riehl's second anniversary as a blogger. Here he republishes his first effort for the blogosphere. The writing conveys th...
Monday, August 28

Forget Podhoretz's four pillars; the Bush Doctrine needs flying buttresses

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The Bush Doctrine is a towering edifice of ideas; it's a veritable manifesto of US international relations for the post 9/11 era. As su...
Saturday, August 26

What is this, National Balkans Month?

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Pundita's cogitations on Norm Podhoretz's Four Pillars of the Bush Doctrine were rudely interrupted by Senator Joseph Biden's Th...
Thursday, August 24

"The 'New Middle East' Bush Is Resisting"

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As promised, here is the text to the opinion article I mentioned in today's earlier post: The 'New Middle East' Bush Is Resistin...

Pundita has been thinking, thinking, thinking

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If you have not yet read Norman Podhoretz's Is the Bush Doctrine Dead? all you need do is Google the essay to get an idea of how much d...
Monday, August 21

Whack-a-mole: How US fights when funding dries up

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Sunday's Meet the Press program focused on the current situation in Iraq. Kudos to moderator David Gregory for sticking with the Iraqi t...
Saturday, August 19

Fighting with empty hands

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"Pundita, I think the frustration is that many feel if we would only make up our minds to use force against elements like Hezbollah, we...
Thursday, August 17

War Boogie

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At my age it's unseemly to hop onto an armchair and bounce up and down while yowling "Boogie oogie oogie!" But war events can ...
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