The Hungarian Connection
The Politics Iran Still Has Not Built In my earlier essay, Iran’s Paradigm Shift, I argued that the Woman, Life,
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Deconstructing Iran: A Misguided Western Endeavor
The failed U.S.-Iran talks in Islamabad were not just another diplomatic disappointment. They exposed a deeper Western failure: the refusal
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The Political Commoditization of Art
Or how I learned to love the art and reject politics I want to reflect on the narrow, uneasy space
Justice, the Tangible Mirage
From Nuremberg to PS752, and what democracies still refuse to learn about justice Last night I watched James Vanderbilt’s Nuremberg
Dr. Jekyll, Mr. Hyde
An examination of the American Experiment The first pane of glass shatters at 2:11 p.m., scattering diamond flecks across the U.S. Capitol’s
Transforming The Elephant of Tradition…
I’ve had the pleasure of his friendship for a number of years. Being his producer is a by-product of our
Letter to Religion Apologists
I am flabbergasted by certain religion apologists whom I label “Jingo-Liberals”. Holier-than-thou pseudo-intellectuals who seem to tow the middle-ground and