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Category: Commentary

John Bolton at it again

Posted on March 25, 2007 by Christopher Allbritton

Former U.N. envoy John Bolton is making the rounds of the talk shows — including The Daily Show with Jon Stewart — making deeply dishonest statements that include the whopper that President Bush never made the case that Iraq was an imminent threat. He’s also out charging that regime change is necessary in Iran and …

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Jumblatt shoots his mouth off

Posted on February 23, 2007 by Christopher Allbritton

BEIRUT — Well, this is just great. Druze leader Walid Jumblatt said that reconciliation with Hezbollah was “impossible” because the Shi’ite militant group wants to replace the current pluralist state and society of Lebanon. This is bunk. I have my criticisms of Hezbollah, but they don’t want to take over the whole country. For one, …

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A response to the Jerusalem Post

Posted on February 22, 2007 by Christopher Allbritton

BEIRUT — A response is in order to the Jeruasalem Post‘s story today, in which Michael Totten is interviewed and my name comes up in the article. The _Post_ says, “Chris Allbritton, who sometimes works for Time Magazine, briefly mentioned on his blog during the war that several journalists he knows were threatened by Hizbullah …

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Why didn’t you say so?

Posted on April 10, 2006 by Christopher Allbritton

A retired general who resigned in protest of the war speaks up! … three years too late.

What is WRONG with these people?

Posted on March 31, 2006 by Christopher Allbritton

I honestly wonder where these people misplaced their souls. If I’m ever kidnapped, I guess I should expect no mercy from either my kidnappers — or my fellow Americans.

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