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20/08/06
- Quand une télévision
américaine interroge : "Is Bush an 'Idiot' ?"
Pundits Renounce The President
Washington Post 20/08/06
"For 10 minutes, the talk show host grilled his guests
about whether "George Bush's mental weakness is damaging
America's credibility at home and abroad." For 10
minutes, the caption across the bottom of the television
screen read, "IS BUSH AN 'IDIOT'?"
But the host was no liberal media elitist. It was Joe
Scarborough, a former Republican congressman turned MSNBC
political pundit. And his answer to the captioned question was
hardly "no." While other presidents have been called
stupid, Scarborough said: "I think George Bush is in a
league by himself. I don't think he has the intellectual depth
as these other people..."
"...While the country does not want a leader wallowing in
the weeds, Scarborough concluded on the segment, "we do
need a president who, I think, is intellectually curious."
"And that is a big question," Scarborough said,
"whether George W. Bush has the intellectual curiousness
-- if that's a word -- to continue leading this country over
the next couple of years."
In a later telephone interview, Scarborough said he aired the
segment because he kept hearing even fellow Republicans
questioning Bush's capacity and leadership, particularly in
Iraq. Like others, he said, he supported the war but now
thinks it is time to find a way to get out. "A lot of
conservatives are saying, 'Enough's enough,' " he said.
Asked about the reaction to his program, he said, "The
White House is not happy about it." "
15/08/06
- Liban - Retour sur le conflit
The
Strategic Implications of the Lebanese Cease-Fire
Dr. Federico Bordonaro, Jean-Philippe Miginiac, PINR 15 August
2006
Washington's
interests in Israel's war.
by SEYMOUR M. HERSH, The New Yorker Issue of 2006-08-21,
Posted 2006-08-14
'The
Best Guerrilla Force in the World'
Washington Post Monday, August 14, 2006
UN
Resolution’s Time Sequence Could Leave Dangerous Vacuum in
S. Lebanon
DEBKAfile Special Report, August 12, 2006,
U.S.
Ambassador Says Iran Is Inciting Attacks
New York Times August 12, 2006
UN
Security Council Resolution/1701, August 11, 2006
US
'losing credibility' in Mideast
Herald Sun, August 11, 2006
UN
Human Rights Council Condemns Israel
IPS Aug 11
Hard-line
Neo-Cons Assail Israel for Timidity
Jim Lobe, IPS Aug 11
Let's
declare victory and start talking
Haaretz Thu., August 10, 2006
At
War with Syria and Iran: The Neo-Cons May Get Their Wish
Adil E. Shamoo and Bonnie Bricker, Foreign Policy In Focus
August 10, 2006
Veteran
Policy-Makers Fear Disaster in U.S. Course
Analysis by Jim Lobe, IPS Aug 10
Baghdad
clash 'defining'
Washington Times, August 10, 2006
Self-fulfilling
prophecy
Al-Ahram 10 - 16 August 2006
Israel
finds Hezbollah a formidable force, hints at long campaign
McClatchy Newspapers Thu, Aug. 10, 2006
US
neocons hoped Israel would attack Syria
Israel considered expansion of conflict in Lebanon 'nuts.'
csmonitor.com, August 9, 2006
Jacques
Chirac met en garde Washington sur le Liban
Reuters, mercredi 9 aout 2006
Arab
Ministers Argue Lebanese Case at U.N.
IPS Aug 8
US
says Iran may use Lebanon war to hurt Iraq
Reuters, Tue Aug 8, 2006
Was
Israel's Aim to Clear Path for US War on Iran?
Analysis by Gareth Porter, IPS Aug 8
Report:
U.S.-French Alliance on U.N. Cease-Fire Resolution Crumbling
Fox News Tuesday, August 08, 2006
Senior
official: No int'l force in Lebanon
Haaretz, August 08, 2006
The
loser in Lebanon: The Atlantic alliance
By Mark Perry and Alastair Crooke, Asia Times, August 08, 2006
Israel's
Military Invincibility Dented by Hezbollah
Thalif Deen, IPS Aug 8
France
takes lead role on Lebanon
BBC Tuesday, 8 August 2006
Bush
and Condi clash over Israel; president overrules her for the
first time
www.insightmag.com, Aug. 8-14, 2006
Arab
League Also Steps In
IPS Aug 8
France's
Next President?
NYSun August 8, 2006
Hezbollah
Rides a New Popularity
Dahr Jamail, IPS Aug 7
'Now
we'll see who is for peace'
CNN August 6, 2006
L'Iran
et la Syrie battent les tambours de la guerre
MEMRI 06/08/06
Israeli
pilots 'deliberately miss' targets
The Observer, Sunday August 6, 2006
It's
about annexation, stupid!
By Kaveh L Afrasiabi, Asia Times Aug 5, 2006
Rice
signals possible Lebanon compromise
By BARRY SCHWEID, AP Fri Aug 4
Israel's
Lost Moment
By Charles Krauthammer, WaPo, Friday, August 4, 2006
U.S.
Watches Dreams of Transformation Dissolve
Analysis by Jim Lobe, IPS Aug 3
The
neocons' next war
By Sidney Blumenthal, Salon, Aug. 03, 2006
Hezbollah
and Israel
William Pfaff August 3, 2006
The
imagined enemy, and the real one
The New York Times August 3, 2006
Human
Rights Watch Accuses Israel of War Crimes
Jim Lobe, IPS Aug 2
Lebanese
Red Cross Repeatedly Targeted
Dahr Jamail, IPS Aug 1
'No
Hezbollah Rockets Fired from Qana'
Dahr Jamail, IPS Aug 1
Beginning
of the End for Israel?
HuffingtonPost.com Aug 1
Steinberg:
Israel Hoping Attacks on Hezbollah Serve as Warning to Iran
CFR August 1, 2006
Republican
Realists Call for Major Course Change
Jim Lobe, IPS July 31
U.N.
Inaction on Lebanon Under Heavy Fire
Thalif Deen, IPS July 31
Iran
Walks Razor's Edge in Israel-Lebanon Conflict
Omid Memarian, IPS July 31
Israel
Under Pressure for Ceasefire
Peter Hirschberg, IPS July 31
'If
You Haven't Left, You're Hezbollah'
Dahr Jamail, IPS July 30
'57
killed' as Israeli air strike hits children
AP 30 July 2006
Hard
lines and soft promises
By Federico Bordonaro, Asia Times, Jul 28, 2006
Lebanon,
False Note in Rice's Piano Diplomacy
Baradan Kuppusamy, IPS July 28
Sunni-Shia
Split Fades as Israel Presses Campaign
Jim Lobe, IPS July 27
The
neocon resurgence
Sidney Blumenthal, Guardian, Thursday July 27, 2006
Liban
: le plan Chirac pour sortir de la crise
Le Monde 26/07/06
Hezbollah
Could Be Gaining Strength
Dahr Jamail, IPS July 26
Crisis
Brings Rice, Not Peace
Dahr Jamail, IPS July 26
Dissent
grows in Israel over Lebanon
Guardian July 26, 2006
Could
U.S. Troops End Up in Lebanon?
Harpers July 26, 2006
No
Troop Commitments for Lebanon
The New York Times, July 25, 2006
L'Otan
réfléchit à son implication opérationnelle
Le Figaro, 25 juillet 2006
Damascus
Now Seen As Pivotal in Mideast Crisis
Analysis by Jim Lobe, IPS July 25
U.S.
Turns to Arab Dictators to Contain Hezbollah
Emad Mekay, IPS July 24
Israel,
not Arabs, now looking abroad
By Steven Erlanger, The New York Times,
Bombings
Hit Children Hardest
Dahr Jamail, IPS July 24
War
on Lebanon Planned for at least a Year
The Bush Administration's Grand Strategy and the Birth Pangs
of Terror
Juan Cole July 23 2006
Lebanese
Devastated In All Sorts of Ways
Dahr Jamail, IPS July 23
Backing
for Israel Stymies Larger US Aims in Region
Jim Lobe, IPS July 21
Analisi
del Conflitto Israelo-Libanese
F. Bordonaro July 21 2006
UN
Paralysed Over Israeli Attacks on Lebanon
Analysis by Thalif Deen, IPS July 21
U.S.
at Odds With Allies on Mideast Conflict
Washington Post Thursday, July 20, 2006
Back
to Sunni Authoritarians?
Analysis by Jim Lobe, IPS July 19
Diplomatic
Moves Come, And Go
Peter Hirschberg, IPS July 18
Hezbollah
An Emerging Political Force
Dahr Jamail, IPS July 18
Energised
Neo-Cons Say Israel's Fight Is Washington's
Jim Lobe, IPS July 17
Israel
Readies for Iran Showdown by Attacking Lebanon
Analysis by Trita Parsi, IPS July 17
G8
Condemns Violence, And Does No More
Kester Kenn Klomegah, IPS July 17
Fleeing
Lebanese Speak of Indiscriminate Bombing
Dahr Jamail, IPS July 16
Israel
Trying to Force a New Balance
Peter Hirschberg, IPS July 15
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