Posts Tagged Iraq
Paying for the bailout
With a $700 billion bailout planned by the government, I go looking for sources where we can find the money to pay for this.
American Me
Yesterday morning, I entered a room filled with foreigners. By the time I left, there were 240 new American citizens, myself included. My journey to this moment is one that, in retrospect, would […]
6 observations about 9/11
It’s been 6 years since the horrible events of that day. To commemorate, here are 6 small observations about that date: 6 years ago: “We Will Never Forget.” Today: “Time to Move on”. […]
9–11 at 4
As the fourth anniversary of the terrorist act on the world trade center approaches, I have started doing an assessment of the efforts since then. Before we dive in, I’d like to […]
Conventional Wisdom: The RNC Hits New York
All eyes in the United States were on New York city this week, as Republicans held their national convention in my hometown. While I had initially considered skipping town, I ended up […]
Iraq hits close
Just received an email from some friends that a fellow journalist we know, Micah Garen, is in serious trouble. When I learned the kind of trouble he’s in, I was shocked as it […]
Two Years
Looking for a way to commemorate the passing of 9/11, I decided to focus on trying to answer who were then and who we are now. Last week, I passed the word around […]
Route Around
Doc Searls wrote an interesting article entitled “Saving the Net” in Linux Journal. While he does present a dystopia in which the net is controlled by large corporation that understand how […]
