Live streaming, policy reaming, maybe some screaming
I don’t expect to blog much tomorrow because I will be at the CNAS conference, which features speeches by General Petraeus and State Department’s Judith McHale, and talent-laden panels on Iraq, Afghanistan/Pakistan, North Korea, and natural resources as a security issue. The conference is completely booked, including standing room, but you can catch it on ...
I don’t expect to blog much tomorrow because I will be at the CNAS conference, which features speeches by General Petraeus and State Department’s Judith McHale, and talent-laden panels on Iraq, Afghanistan/Pakistan, North Korea, and natural resources as a security issue. The conference is completely booked, including standing room, but you can catch it on your computer at http://www.cnas.org/live.
I actually don’t buy the conspiratorial line that this conference is where the Obama Pentagon gets its annual marching orders. But you can judge for your own self.
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