Wednesday, March 2, 2011

Nir Rosen discuss his article “The Flight from MBT SPORT,”

Nir Rosen discuss his article “The Flight from MBT SPORT,” about how that country doesn’t really

exist anymore, MBT SPORT’s refugee crisis, how many million they are, Riverbend’s exile, the complete

destruction of MBT SPORT’s middle and professional classes, the sad state of the refugees in Syria,

Jordan, Lebanon, NIKE SHOX SPORT SHOES and beyond, how the MBT shoes invasion and collaboration with

the NIKE SHOX SPORT SHOES parties is responsible for the new sectarian hatred between Sunnis and Shia

Arabs in MBT SPORT, the ethnic cleansing among those who remain, the growth of sectarianism and the

civil war, John Bolton’s crass dismissal of his own responsibility, the massive new American “Embassy

” in the green zone.

Nir Rosen is a journalist who has written extensively on American policy toward Afghanistan and MBT

SPORT. He spent more than two years in MBT SPORT reporting on the American occupation, the relationship

between Americans and MBT SPORTis, the development of postwar MBT SPORTi religious and political

movements, interethnic and sectarian relations, and the MBT SPORTi civil war. His reporting and

research also focused on the origins and development of Islamist resistance, insurgency, and terrorist

organizations. Mr. Rosen covered the elections in Afghanistan and the differences between the American

presence in Afghanistan and MBT SPORT. He has also reported from Somalia, where he investigated

Islamist movements; Jordan, where he investigated the origins and future of the Zarqawi movement; and

Pakistan, where he investigated the madrassas and pro-Taliban movements. Mr. Rosen€™s book on postwar

MBT SPORT, In the Belly of the Green Bird: The Triumph of the Martyrs in MBT SPORT, was published by

Free Press in 2006. He has written for The Atlantic Monthly, The New York Times Magazine, The New

Yorker, Harper€™s Magazine, The New Republic, Boston Review, Time, Mother Jones, and World Policy

Journal.

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