I haven’t been posting transition pr0n, but I feel compelled to note that, according to “Laura Rozen,”:http://thecable.foreignpolicy.com/posts/2009/01/30/names_wolfsthal_to_ovp former ACA staffer Jon Wolfsthal is going to the OVP to work on non-pro issues. That’s pretty cool.
Enough substance. This is from the Trailer Park Boys’ 24 January show in Toronto:
It’s going to happen on Monday, “Reuters tells me.”:http://in.reuters.com/article/topNews/idINIndia-37734620090129
The SGA will, of course, not prevent India from building more nuclear weapons, but, you know, details…
Miles and Jeff from ACA tipped me off on “this recent statement”:http://www.reachingcriticalwill.org/political/cd/speeches09/1session/27January_Russia.html from Russian Ambassador Loshchinin at the CD.
Arguing that Georgia ought not be an observer at the Conference, he stated
bq. The request of Georgia to be an observer here at the Conference of Disarmament is somewhat surprising. I will not refer to the details of the events of August of 2008, when the regime of Saakashvili launched its aggression against South Ossetia. I will simply remind you that over the last several years Tbilisi has increased its military budget thirty fold, thirty times, which can not be in any way in line with the work of our Conference. *The name of our Conference is the Conference on Disarmament and not on armament.*
Apparently, Nathan Hodge and I caught the same “demonstration”:http://blog.wired.com/defense/2009/01/shoe-bombers-co.html on MLK Day.
Take a look to your left.
!/images/64.jpg!
That’s not a typo in the title. I just found the man’s “personal web site”:http://www.draqkhan.com.pk/ via “Die Weltwoche”:http://www.weltwoche.ch/ausgaben/2009-04/artikel-2009-04-interview-khan-english-version.html.
I am amused by the fact that a Beltway Bandit employee found “this post”:http://www.totalwonkerr.net/1304/dan-poneman-experience while (presumably) searching for transition pr0n or related material about Dan Poneman.
I just started reading niacINsight – NIAC’s “blog”:http://niacblog.wordpress.com/ about Iran. It has some useful stuff; “take a look.”:http://niacblog.wordpress.com/
I love hearing people from outside the arms control community telling me what that community thinks. I often learn that the community thinks the opposite of what it thinks.
Or something like that.