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Russia Today interviewed me about Afghanistan a few days ago. I think I need to brush up on my TV interview skills.
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- Barak: I think its a good thing. We have not had
- elizabeth: Adam Weinstein has an insightful (and rather entertaining) analysis of
- David: Completely agree, I'm still not sure what is actually new
- Elizabeth: Agreed. After the dust settles, I don't think that the
- Barak: Yes indeed. We have to accept these countries as they
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- Sturchio: USG looking at how U.S. organizes foreign asst-rewriting 1961 Foreign Assistance Act, new development strategy (via @ModernizeAid)
- RT @usatoday: Check out Georgetown University's report on interfaith marriage. http://bit.ly/cOfiwt (via @BridgingBabel)
- The website for the Georgetown Democracy and Governance Program at Georgetown University is getting an overhaul.... http://fb.me/DYq1jjEo
- Newsweek, which apparently used to be a magazine, will now run some PR for the Mugabe regime. http://bit.ly/bmiT9Q (via @GlobalIntegrity)
- If Pakistan intel service supporting Taliban, is giving aid $ directly to Pakistan gov OK? http://nyti.ms/d0NEVE (via @GlobalIntegrity)
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2 Responses to “4 minutes and 52 seconds of (near) fame”
You’re doing better than the drunk pregnant horse that was stuck in a well a few days ago. If that’s the standard we’re using for RTTV videos.
Thanks, Mariel. I know I stress the importance of setting reasonable expectations. You set the bar a bit lower than I was expecting.
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