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Tag Archives: Thomas P.M. Barnett
The Post-Post-American World
So, did you enjoy the much discussed post-American world order? Hope you didn’t miss it. Surely it didn’t lack for advertising. But if you did happen to step out for a moment, we just lived through the end of market … Continue reading →
Posted in Economics, Foreign affairs
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Tagged 1990, advertising, Bill Emmott, capitalism, dictatorship, dollar, economy, Europe, japan, petrocracy, political philosophy, post-American, post-post-american, recession, Thomas P.M. Barnett
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CENTCOM Commander Admiral Fallon Resigns (UPDATED)
Apparently rumors have been swirling around for awhile that Fallon was on his way out. Well, today he resigned and the speculation is that it was over a recent interview he did in Esquire, written by Thomas P.M. Barnett (regarding … Continue reading →
Posted in Foreign affairs, Media, MichaelW's Page, Military Matters, Notes on the war
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Tagged Admiral Fallon, Bush Administration, CENTCOM, Esquire magazine, insubordination, Iran, Iraq, Petraeus, retires, Thomas P.M. Barnett
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