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Nathan Nahm is a retired New York lawyer.
OpEd News Member for 915 week(s) and 5 day(s)
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Thursday, April 20, 2017
"Has North Korea Invaded Any Country?" "Has North Korea Invaded any Country?" Some people say the answer is a self-evident Yes, because we all know that North Korea invaded South Korea and provoked the Korean War. But is this answer totally satisfactory to debunk all there is to debunk? Probably Not.
Thursday, April 20, 2017"Has North Korea Invaded Any Country?" "Has North Korea Invaded any Country?" Some people say the answer is a self-evident Yes, because we all know that North Korea invaded South Korea and provoked the Korean War. But is this answer totally satisfactory to debunk all there is to debunk? Probably Not.
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Monday, April 17, 2017
On North Korea MSM experts rant there is unacceptable risk of war from North Korea. But close examination shows that the true risk of war comes from the US, not North Korea.
Monday, April 17, 2017On North Korea MSM experts rant there is unacceptable risk of war from North Korea. But close examination shows that the true risk of war comes from the US, not North Korea.
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Thursday, January 21, 2016
Professor Paul Krugman and Candidate Bernie Sanders on Health-Care Reform Krugman criticizes Bernie Sanders' proposal for a single-payer health-care system as totally unrealistic and counterproductive, but his arguments are seriously flawed and display prejudice, not enlightenment.
Thursday, January 21, 2016Professor Paul Krugman and Candidate Bernie Sanders on Health-Care Reform Krugman criticizes Bernie Sanders' proposal for a single-payer health-care system as totally unrealistic and counterproductive, but his arguments are seriously flawed and display prejudice, not enlightenment.
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Friday, January 8, 2016
"Is the Recent Deal on the 'Comfort Women" between S. Korea and Japan a Win-Win? Really?" It is unfortunate that many experts in the US fail to recognize the critical importance of a genuine reconciliation of the past among the East Asian nations, as such failure is not only a serious moral failure which is repugnant in itself but it also is a diplomatic error which will be costly to all nations concerned in terms of the most consequential real world consequences.
Friday, January 8, 2016"Is the Recent Deal on the 'Comfort Women" between S. Korea and Japan a Win-Win? Really?" It is unfortunate that many experts in the US fail to recognize the critical importance of a genuine reconciliation of the past among the East Asian nations, as such failure is not only a serious moral failure which is repugnant in itself but it also is a diplomatic error which will be costly to all nations concerned in terms of the most consequential real world consequences.
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Monday, May 4, 2015
Re: "Let's Give Up Insanity and Try a Sane Approach in Dealing with t World," By Joseph Clifford, OpEdNews, 5/3/2015 We the Americans have lost the political control of our government. That, not the stupidity of the Americans, is the reason why our government is pursuing irrational foreign policy.
Monday, May 4, 2015Re: "Let's Give Up Insanity and Try a Sane Approach in Dealing with t World," By Joseph Clifford, OpEdNews, 5/3/2015 We the Americans have lost the political control of our government. That, not the stupidity of the Americans, is the reason why our government is pursuing irrational foreign policy.
