Blogs about: Government Thought

The Tiger Shoot Should Make For Some Great Photos

Robert wrote 17 hours ago: Evidently gleefully awaiting the imminent European arrival of Sen Obama (he is now, it is reported, … more »

Tags: Academic-thought, Britain, Business, Economics, Entertainment, Foreign Policy, Israel, Journalist-thought, media

Zac Is Still Concerned

Robert wrote 2 days ago: Sky reports: The United States is considering establishing a diplomatic presence in Iran for the fir … more »

Tags: Britain, Diplomacy, Foreign Policy, History, Iran, Israel, media, Politician-thought, Politics

But Had "President Aggressively" Had His Way... — 1 comment

Robert wrote 3 days ago: The BBC reports: A video of a 16-year-old detainee being questioned at the US’s Guantanamo Bay … more »

Tags: Academic-thought, Advocacy Group Thought, Afghanistan, Britain, Foreign Policy, Human Rights, Journalist-thought, media, Politics

Isn't Government Supposed "To Get Out Of The Way?" — 1 comment

Robert wrote 4 days ago: Joseph White, in The Wall Street Journal: …Exceeding the speed limit is customary on American … more »

Tags: Advocacy Group Thought, Britain, Economics, european union, Human Rights, Journalist-thought, media, Politics, USA

Still More "Fabrications" Galore

Robert wrote 5 days ago: The Voice of America reports: Western officials in Kabul say heavy fighting in the mountains of nort … more »

Tags: Afghanistan, Britain, Foreign Policy, Human Rights, Islam, Journalist-thought, media, military, Politics

Waving "Adios" To The "Waiver" Program

Robert wrote 6 days ago: In this travel piece on the coming overhaul of the U.S. “visa waiver” program, fighting … more »

Tags: Australia, Britain, Diplomacy, european union, Foreign Policy, Immigration, Journalist-thought, media, Politics

Another "Untruth," Uh, "Uncovered"

Robert wrote 1 week ago: Sky reports: The fiancee of the July 21 attack ringleader Yassin Omar has been jailed for three year … more »

Tags: Britain, War-on-terror, France, Human Rights, Islam, Immigration, Crime, Politics

One Way To Address Rampant Knife Attacks...

Robert wrote 1 week ago: Press Association headline: Met chief calls for end to violence . . . is to ask everyone to stop it. … more »

Tags: Academic-thought, Britain, Crime, media, Politics

"Truth" And Diplomacy

Robert wrote 1 week ago: Agence France-Presse: The White House offered embarrassed apologies to Italian Prime Minister Silvio … more »

Tags: USA, Diplomacy, media, Foreign Policy, Diplomat-thought, Crime, Italy, Academic-thought, Journalist-thought

So Non-Muslim Sen Obama Should Trumpet Islam? — 4 comments

Robert wrote 1 week ago: In the WSJ, while lambasting Americans’ “Islamophobia,” a Junaid Afeef urges Sen O … more »

Tags: Academic-thought, Advocacy Group Thought, Britain, Christianity, Foreign Policy, History, Human Rights, Immigration, Islam

Missing Ken

Robert wrote 1 week ago: The BBC apparently thinks Ken Livingstone is still mayor of London, and that his views matter. Howe … more »

Tags: Britain, media, Human Rights, Local Government, Business, Politician-thought, climate change, Politics

Mr Brown's "Recipe" For Success

Robert wrote 1 week ago: As if voters are too numbheaded to count what’s in their own wallets, and don’t realize … more »

Tags: Britain, Politician-thought, Politics

"I want to see the warrant, and the dog's bootees!..."

Robert wrote 1 week ago: Independent Television News (ITN): Police dogs could be forced to wear bootees when they search Musl … more »

Tags: Advocacy Group Thought, Britain, Crime, Human Rights, Islam, Politics, Religion, War-on-terror

"Are Muslim children also taught to pray in the manner of Jews?"

Robert wrote 2 weeks ago: The Mail, today: Muslims have become the target of prejudice in the way Jews were once persecuted, a … more »

Tags: Britain, Human Rights, Islam, Religion, Education, Judaism, Advocacy Group Thought, Politics

The "Dog Days" Seem Already Well Upon Us

Robert wrote 2 weeks ago: Laban: …I don’t know what magic the soil of the UK posesses, but our rulers are apparent … more »

Tags: Britain, media, Human Rights, Religion, Immigration, Crime, Advocacy Group Thought, Academic-thought, Politics

"Teething" Problems Clearly Remain

Robert wrote 2 weeks ago: To any Canadian visitors: Happy (belated) Canada Day. Yesterday, in The Telegraph (via the wife): C … more »

Tags: USA, Britain, Diplomacy, media, Human Rights, Immigration, health, Business, Canada

Military Types Tend To Get Annoyed So Easily, Over So Little, Dude

Robert wrote 2 weeks ago: The Mail: …By his own account, [Gary] McKinnon, 42, was nothing more than a ‘bumbling ne … more »

Tags: Britain, Crime, Diplomacy, Foreign Policy, Human Rights, Journalist-thought, media, Politics, USA

Suddenly "100 Years" Is Okay?

Robert wrote 2 weeks ago: Reuters: Iraq opened its giant oilfields to foreign firms on Monday, putting British and U.S. compan … more »

Tags: USA, Britain, iraq, War-on-terror, media, Foreign Policy, Human Rights, Business, Advocacy Group Thought

In Praise Of Terminal 5 — 1 comment

Robert wrote 2 weeks ago: We had a good flight back to Britain, landing early Sunday (although we were delayed at JFK Saturda … more »

Tags: Britain, Blog Issues, media, Immigration, Business, Journalist-thought, Politics


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