Category Archives: Middle East peace

Ending the War on Terror

Posted on August 7, 2009 by Matt Osborne

Share the post “Ending the War on Terror”FacebookTwitterGoogle+PinterestLinkedInDiggStumbleUponE-mailThe Washington Independent ran a piece on John Brennan yesterday. Brennan was a key figure in the August 6, 2001 CIA memo that said Osama bin Laden was “determined to attack inside the … Continue reading →

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Obama’s Cairo Speech

Posted on June 5, 2009 by Matt Osborne

Share the post “Obama’s Cairo Speech”FacebookTwitterGoogle+PinterestLinkedInDiggStumbleUponE-mailThe president’s trip abroad may have been the most carefully-crafted work of public diplomacy in history. The White House released the text in thirteen languages and across the entire spectrum of new media. After touring … Continue reading →

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Khamenei Responds

Posted on March 21, 2009 by Matt Osborne

Share the post “Khamenei Responds”FacebookTwitterGoogle+PinterestLinkedInDiggStumbleUponE-mailRemember I said that Iran’s diplomatic approach would be multi-layered? This is what the top layer looks like: TEHRAN, Iran — Iran’s supreme leader rebuffed President Barack Obama’s overtures Saturday, saying Tehran was still waiting to … Continue reading →

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Peace Breaks Out

Posted on January 30, 2009 by Matt Osborne

Share the post “Peace Breaks Out”FacebookTwitterGoogle+PinterestLinkedInDiggStumbleUponE-mailThe United States has already begun talking to Tehran about the nuclear issue. Actually, to be more specific, Barack Obama has been talking to Iran for almost a year. Foreign Policy has the story: Over … Continue reading →