Quiggin on Bush

by John Quiggin on August 7, 2007

Autogoogling, as you do, you find out interesting things about namesakes around the world. My most prominent namesake is Canadian terrorism expert Tom Quiggin, who is a good source of information on quite a few topics. Now, Technorati tells me, he has a blog His opening posts seem very promising

Why Bush Has it Wrong
Intelligence and the Moral High Ground

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Glorious Godfrey 08.07.07 at 10:06 am

From the first post:

Without the war, al-Qaeda’s ability to fire the imagination of the youths it needs to recruit would be minimal. Osama bin Laden and Ayman al-Zawahiri would be nothing more than grumpy old men in caves in Pakistan.

Caves? But I thought that the islamofascists were poised to establish a totalitarian Caliphate from Al-Andalus to Indonesia! ! Why are you making the world crash down around my ears like this, sir?

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jet 08.10.07 at 2:14 pm

Definitely a must add to the daily feed, although I think he understates Al Queda’s capabilities pre-Iraq invasion. His post on intelligence is spot on, as proven by the several close calls stopped by average people on the street.

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