this sad tale was spun and sent some while ago by our annonymous
correspondent Foggy Bottom, and I waited to post hoping for illustrations,
but i’m not waiting anymore.
Diplomacy has a weird way of taking a vacation during the summer.
Despite the launching of ballistic missiles in North Korea, terrorist attacks in
Mumbai, resurging violence in the Levant, […]
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Foggy appeared out of nowhere and started submitting some hard hitting policy pieces. We know his name, Foggy Bottom, seems to refer to a neighborhood in Washington and that he seems to have a perspective shaped by governmentality. He’s taught us some things about assumptions and interpretation already, so he’s living up to the great […]
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