Tag Archives: Lebanon

Hitting Syria To Envelop Persia

Posted on March 3, 2013 by William Holland

Both Daniel Pipes and Richard Pipes (no relation) remain the most significant intellectuals on Marxism and Islamism; I’ve always loved the intimate informed tone that animates the writings of Dr. Daniel Pipes, who resides as Chair of the Middle East … Continue reading →

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Persian Designs In Mesopotamia

Posted on August 14, 2011 by William Holland

War and diplomacy is filled with role reversals, ironies, contrasts that are fit for Sophocles and Shakespeare, for the social and political impact of war is always unmanageable.  When the American’s established a Shia power grab after the fall of … Continue reading →

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U.S. Getting Played Throughout Central Asia, Near East & South America

Posted on August 10, 2010 by William Holland

Let’s face it, Washington needs to adjust to new realities on the ground in Lebanon, Afghanistan and throughout Central and South America, especially regarding the foreign policy achievements of Iran and its ability to wage lethal small engagements with American … Continue reading →

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