But frankly, nothing in Iraq is going to look the way people imagined.
There's still a hope that the country will be as secular as possible. They want to know what can be done to avoid these things. "When I tell them these things are going to be in the constitution, people are very concerned about it. His Pentagon employers have not welcomed such warnings, said Feldman. And frankly, moderately unlikely to be pro-American." It's not going to look the way people imagined it looking." And he added, "Any democratically elected Iraqi government is unlikely to be secular, and unlikely to be pro-Israel. In a recent interview with the Daily Telegraph, the New York University law professor said, "The end constitutional product is very likely to make many people in the US government unhappy. Joe Conason's Journal (premium content, ad view required) gives us the considered views of the NYU law prof/Islamic law expert who's consulting with the bAdministration about Iraq's reconstruction:Īfter spending some quality time with the new Iraqi leadership, Feldman evidently views the Friedman-Wolfowitz doctrine as naive.
Saw this coming long before we invaded Iraq. Memphis Blogs not in the Rocky Top Brigade If you really want to waste your time reading his drivel, you know where to find him.) InstaPundit (link removed, because I think Reynolds is an idiot, and he doesn't need the linkage. The Nashville Files (RTB member in waiting?) Royalties and Cardinalate (an all-MO baseball blog) Rhonda & Jane present: 525 Reasons to Dump Bush The Village Gate (formerly The Right Christians) Other links of interest (to me, at least), in no particular order: Two blogs worth reading that I'll plug because the blogger is another Linux geek and a fellow Cardinals fan besides: The Guide to Life, the Universe, and EverythingĪnd in case you're interested, here's how many other 'net denizens need a life, or at least more compelling reading:īloggus Caesari (Julius Caesar's Warblog) Louis Cardinals fan,īlogger supplied Atom feed (in fairness, I should warn that this breaks non-Atom compatible aggregators, and frankly doesn't workĪll that well in the one Atom compatible aggregator I have don't ask me why):īlogMemphis (The Commercial Appeal's listing of Memphis blogs) Louis, Missouri, transplanted to Memphis, Tennessee.
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Brian Leiter, Professor of Law and Philosophy, University of Texas, AustinĪ member of the tail end of the boomers a middle aged recovering lawyer turned professional computer geek. What a misfortune, and injustice, for the University of Tennessee College of Law that Reynolds should now be their best-known faculty member. Apologies to Martin Gardner, whose The Whys of a Philosophical Scrivener is one of the best books you've (probably) never read. Idle ramblings of an intermittently philosophical nature.
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