Some of it may be sharp, some of it may be sarcastic, but they are insightful and made a smile cross my face.
That must be the effect of the truth being told...
"How can criticism of Israel be stopped?"
Oh, yeah, I'm going to make you click on his site to see them, readers.
"Homeland Security chief suggests hackers, not Wall Street, are biggest threat to U.S. financial stability"
"Reid says Joe Lieberman will keep Chairmanship in '09"
"How can criticism of Israel be stopped?"
"Writing Israel Off"
The article he linked there isn't that funny, though, and I extracted this small piece-and-point from it:
"Jeffrey Goldberg, the Atlantic’s masterful correspondent, builds his story around David Grossman, the Israeli novelist and leftist, who famously and tragically called for a cease-fire in Lebanon in 2006, just days before his son, a soldier, was killed in that war’s surreal and useless coda."
I wonder if that was before or after Israel dropped the bomblets or white phosphorous.
