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Be All That You Can Be

Aim High! Step right up! Bring your daughter on down! Sign her up for the Service. It's a great way for her to be able to afford to go to college and be a professional when she grows up! (If you don't mind her being raped, that is.) The Washington Times: "More than...

What is Left? What is Right?

What do a bunch of interesting writers have to say about it? The American Conservative magazine for August 28th is devoted to this question (including Rockwell's article that I blogged last week). I've always thought, since about 11th grade, that libertarianism was...

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8/8/17 Muhammad Sahimi on Saudi Arabia’s crackdown on the local Shiite population

Professor of chemical engineering at USC Muhammad Sahimi returns to the show to discuss the latest Saudi crackdown on the local Shia population. Sahimi explains how Wahhabi clerics have ratcheted up tensions and violence against Saudi Shiites who face continual oppression from the Saudi government. Saudi hostility toward Shia in the region often receives attention, but now it’s time to pay more attention to how they treat their own people, Sahimi says, which includes mass torture and execution of dissidents. Sahimi explains that the reason we don’t hear about Saudi atrocities in the United States is because the Saudis are protected by the establishment in the United States and believes that the Saudis are exploiting its alliance with the U.S. and its fear of Iran to lobby the U.S. to fight Shias in the Middle East.

Muhammad Sahimi is the NIOC Chair in petroleum engineering at the University of Southern California and a contributor at Antiwar.com and the Huffington Post.

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