Originally published at Foreign Policy: Transitions. These little bastards were responsible for blocking Tunisia's internet. Tunis, Tunisia. The humming of the censorship equipment that ran in Tunis is barely audible, but intimidating nevertheless. You can't [...]
[Originally posted on Foreign Policy.] Mocking rulers is a tradition almost as old as rule itself. At times mockery is subtle and allegorical; at others it is blunt, sometimes gauche, but always funny. [...]
Monday's post at Foreign Policy: Transitions. "I called people up so they would join the revolution. And they died. I let (Ahmed) Harara walk onto Mohamed Mahmoud Street, and he was blinded. My friends, who weren't [...]
I didn't choose the title - my awesome editor did - but it made me laugh. Originally posted yesterday on Foreign Policy's Transitions Blog: WE'RE ALL AMERICANS NOW (AND NOT IN A GOOD WAY) [...]
