The U.S. government has levied some billion-dollar fines on banks for offenses tied to the financial crisis, but bank officers have avoided the shackled frog-walk and time behind bars, humiliations dealt out routinely to criminals who make off with much less money,…
Category: The Bush-43 Administration
Neocons’ Fateful Iraq ‘Surge’ Myth
Letting the Neocons Lead
How Many Islamic State Fighters Are There?
The Iraq War’s Pricy Ticket
Can the World Avert a New Cold War?
Plumbing the Depths of NSA’s Spying
The Neocon Plan for War and More War
Standing in an Adversary’s Shoes
Americans are notoriously disinterested in history, preferring to focus on the present and often reacting to the latest crisis. But the past can teach important lessons including the need to understand an adversary’s perspective and to avoid unnecessary conflicts, as ex-U.S. diplomat…