Not Firing, But Fixing the Saudi Regime
Once more the Saudi Arabian case is captivating: as opposed to the all-out revolutionaries, or the violent divisions, is an …
Category Archives: Politics
The Saudi Revolution’s First Martyr
Iran had Neda Agha Soltan. Tunisia had Mohamed Bouazizi. As of this afternoon, Saudi Arabia has Faisal Ahmed Abdul-Ahadwas. Founder and …
Will Saudi Have Its Musk Revolution?
As the media holds its breath for a Saudi Revolution on March 11, the Kingdom has been watching and pondering, …
On the Saudi Revolution
We tweet, we blog, we talk, we watch, we listen, we conjecture… …but sometimes an image can capture it best. …
Gaddafi: A Vainglorious Narcissus
I am trying to be disciplined and eschew Twitter so that my book will not have to be completed by …
Hosni Does Frank
Sinatra, that is, because men of his ilk are incapable of being frank about anything Savour the joy: And look …
The Jewish Community Post-Jasmine Revolution
Tunisia is still in a phase of transition – noted. But it is in these early days that an idea …
To Victory, Liberation
They fought long. They fought hard. They stood. They multiplied. And they won. Congratulations, Egypt: you did it! May all …
Two Hearts, One Mind
The caption possibilities are endless. All submissions welcome. Meanwhile, sit back and muse at how two utter cornuti ended up …
Al-Qaeda and the Market of Jihad
Since the Egyptian Revolution began one voice has remained absent. Seemingly, it passed unnoticed, distracted as the world’s eye has …
