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The Hatchery: a blog about my adventures in bird watching

Illustration of a bird flying.
  • The IMF and the Taliban

    Among the many factors at play in the growth of the Pakistani “neo-Taliban” is the story of poverty and a failed government response to basic human needs. With the global recession underway, things have only gotten only worse for those near the bottom of the socioeconomic ladder in Pakistan and elsewhere. As the World Bank…

    April 26, 2009
  • Chris Matthews, Cold Warrior

    Amidst all the buzz around new U.S.-Cuba relations, Chris Matthews found a way to sound the old Cold War alarm.  Avoiding the messy details of real history, Mr. Matthews criticized President Obama’s call for a new U.S.-Cuba relationship: Well, I just am not a Castro fan. You know, he [Castro] bought the wrong ticket. He…

    April 17, 2009
  • Pirates, Propaganda, and CNN

    -“Heroes and villians” — it is standard rhetorical fare for elected officials, media outlets, and the general public.  We all want our uplifting stories of freedom, set against the backdrop of immorality and danger. The story of the Somali pirates is no exception.  This is not to say many of the pirates are in fact…

    April 15, 2009
  • The Nonprofit Newspaper?

    Good reporting on U.S. foreign policy requires good reporting, period.  As newspapers shrink and reporters get laid off, accurate American discourse about our actions in the world becomes less likely.   The best (worst) example is Iraq.  Even before the Obama Administration began, flagging public interest intersected with shrinking media budgets to result in Baghdad…

    April 11, 2009
  • The Al Qaeda two-step shuffle

    Al Qaeda and the “war on terror” seem to be the ultimate linguistic props.  Now you see them, now you don’t. First, the disappearance — the Washington Post reports in late March on the new name for the “war on terror”: In a memo e-mailed this week to Pentagon staff members, the Defense Department’s office…

    April 6, 2009
  • “That wasn’t a date…”

    Did they shake hands?  Did they chat?  Was there a peck on the cheek?  As with all first dates, it depends on who you talk to. The New York Times reported that a pair of top diplomats from the U.S. and Iran had a polite chat at an international conference on Afghanistan this Tuesday.  According…

    April 1, 2009
  • With a friend like this, who needs democracy?

    A repost of my comment at Sepia Mutiny and Chapati Mystery: On the intersection of U.S. policy and Pakistani politics, I was particularly surprised to read this link off a Pakistani news twitter feed: Obama calls Zardari, discusses mutual cooperation Pakistan News.Net / Friday 27th March, 2009 (ANI) Islamabad, Mar. 27 : US President Barack…

    March 30, 2009
  • Dollar vs. Dollar

    Until recently, a fundamental reality has been missing from U.S. media coverage of the “drug wars” in Latin America.    Time and again, our headlines have pointed to the scary “other” — the corrupt Mexican police officer, the Colombian drug trafficker, the peasant farmer who ekes out a living growing a poisonous crop. A case in…

    March 25, 2009
  • Obama’s holiday message to Iranians

    U.S. President Barack Obama released the video greetings below to the Iranian government and people. The Nowruz holiday greetings are a rare opportunity to hear an American leader praising the culture and accomplishments of Iranian society.  More than 50 years after the U.S. overthrew Iran’s democratically elected prime minister, this is a  hopeful sign that…

    March 20, 2009
  • A Letter to an Editor

    Response to “Pakistan in Turmoil,” March 15, 2009, by Barbara Crossette in The Nation Ms. Crossette’s article is strong on explaining political rivalries, but misses an opportunity to reveal the new gains of Pakistani civil society.

    March 17, 2009
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