Tag Archives: Joshua Trevino

Visiting Uncle Roy

It’s not a better world for that war, Roy. What you did and how you died were preludes to more and worse for what would have been your children’s generation. But that’s not your fault, and we err so badly in thinking it pointless. You fought for good reasons. The slaughter of Americans on the sea, the fate of small nations, and the struggle of republics against empires: these principles, abused as they were, are still reasons for good men in a good fight.

Turkey, Malaysia, And Religious Liberty

Joshua Treviño’s analysis of the difference between Turkey’s and Malaysia’s treatment of religion and religious liberties is definitely worth a read . . .

Treviño, Lewis, Turkey, And Religion In The Public Sphere

Worth watching in full.

What Bloggers Know And Time Magazine Doesn’t: Future Of The GOP Edition

I am a little bit late to this, but addressing Time magazine’s recent contention that “the GOP is doomed, doomed, I tell ya,” it is probably worth noting, just as a general matter, that when one of the two biggest American political parties are pronounced as being on the brink of self-annihilation by the mainstream media, that is generally a sign that said party is actually on the road to a comeback.

Iraq, Reconsidered

Iraq today is not the Iraq of the 2006 nadir. How Iraq, the U.S. military leadership, and the American civilian war leadership changed for the better are the subjects of Thomas Ricks’s outstanding and eminently readable new book, The Gamble, in which the villains get their comeuppance, and the emerging heroes triumph.

- March 11, 2010 -

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