Thursday, January 18, 2007
Rogue States
In the 1990s, foreign policy experts, eager to identify a new enemy, hit upon the concept of a "rogue state." A rogue state operated outside the bounds of international norms and had to be restrained. The obvious candidates at the time were Libya, Iraq, and North Korea. But the Bush administration has turned the United States itself into a rogue state.
Via Yglesias, it's amazing the places you'll find Chomsky-like views nowadays.
