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Today’s Moment of Idealistic Naivete: Wikileaks
{image source} All the talking heads scrutinizing the whole wikileaks “scandal” are, to me, missing the point, as well as an incredible opportunity. What’s my naive, idealistic solution? Don’t say anything behind closed doors you aren’t willing to say in … Continue reading →
Posted in Culture, How We Live, How We Think, Josh Grigsby, policy, Rants
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Tagged Barack Obama, collaboration, competition, david cameron, diplomacy, gandhi, gary cooper, globalism, honesty, integrity, king abdullah, lou gehrig, mr. smith goes to washington, nationalism, wikileaks
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