Linkpost: 08/11/08
- Kremlin Capers (WSJ)
- Sharp War of Words Joins Caucasus Violence (Spiegel)
- A Hot Proxy War: Moscow's Power Politics (Jorg Himmelreich, Spiegel)
- Attack in the Mountains: Is this the First War between Russia and a Former Soviet State? (Christian Neef & Matthias Schepp, Spiegel)
- In Georgia and Russia, a Perfect Brew for a Blowup (C.J. Chivers, NY Times)
- Do the right thing (Jonathan Foreman, NRO)
- When frozen wars heat up (James Robbins, NRO)
- Will Russia Get Away With It? (William Kristol, NY Times) Probably, unless they overreach.
- Putin Makes His Move (Robert Kagan, WaPo)
- Black Sea Watershed (Ronald Asmus & Richard Holbrooke, WaPo)
- The War in Georgia Is a War for the West (Mikheil Saakashvili, WSJ)
- India as a hedge against China (Jeff Smith, Asia Times)
- Another president booted out (Economist)
- Chavez sees Cuba as a model (Mary Anastasia O'Grady, WSJ)
- It's Curtains for Musharraf (Najam Sethi, WSJ)
- Bush Should Lower Gas Prices, Say Americans (Angus Reid Global Monitor) A complex economy should behave like a video game, after all!
- Clinton told to portray Obama as foreign (Mike Allen, Politico)
- Atlanta Airport Warns Of Shoe Accidents (CBS News) Crocs are evil.
- Sixteen Tips To Pack Super Light (Gadling)
- The MSM’s Latest Embarrassment (Jennifer Ruben, Contentions)
- All of Us, the Arbiters of News (David Carr, NY Times)
- I'm so angry, it's time to change (Cary Tennis, Salon) This sounds like someone who could use some of Osteen’s positive self-help, although the experience doesn’t seem to resolve all anger issues.
- Dallas Cowboys’ special teams still needs work (Mac Engel, FWST) Paging Joe Avezzano…
- UT feeling like underdog in college football (Joseph Duarte, Houston Chronicle)
