Also, notable that Sehnaoui has recently starting dating Morgan Ortagus, who may no longer be ME envoy, but I believe is still the - whatever that may mean in practice - Counselor to US Mission to the UN and Special Representative for Lebanon.
Yes, but I was careful to stick to the documentary record here, and not overspeculate. What surprises me is the vitriol with which people have reacted to a piece that is largely based on a clearly stated public positions, verbatim quotes, and confirmed ties. I guess that what is embarrassing is that I simply connected a lot of dots.
Connecting the dots is the ultimate crime when most people aren't even paying attention beyond what gets reported by the mainstream media. Unfortunately, this is true for pretty much everything and particularly geopolitics. It's not like we shouldn't all have learned by now to be skeptical of the "established" narrative, particularly when the usual choir is singing it in unison.
People responded to the article by attacking Carnegie, so I preferred to take it down and not put the institution in the line of fire. The article can still be read here. Thanks for your comment.
Also, notable that Sehnaoui has recently starting dating Morgan Ortagus, who may no longer be ME envoy, but I believe is still the - whatever that may mean in practice - Counselor to US Mission to the UN and Special Representative for Lebanon.
Yes, but I was careful to stick to the documentary record here, and not overspeculate. What surprises me is the vitriol with which people have reacted to a piece that is largely based on a clearly stated public positions, verbatim quotes, and confirmed ties. I guess that what is embarrassing is that I simply connected a lot of dots.
Connecting the dots is the ultimate crime when most people aren't even paying attention beyond what gets reported by the mainstream media. Unfortunately, this is true for pretty much everything and particularly geopolitics. It's not like we shouldn't all have learned by now to be skeptical of the "established" narrative, particularly when the usual choir is singing it in unison.
This piece was up earlier today but now gone from the Carnegie MEC website. No need to comment if not appropriate, but that was a bit unsettling.
People responded to the article by attacking Carnegie, so I preferred to take it down and not put the institution in the line of fire. The article can still be read here. Thanks for your comment.
Thanks for the clarification and glad that it was your decision to take it down and not imposed.