Iraq and even Iran aren’t enough? Well, let’s invade Pakistan

Michael O’Hanlon continues to prove that he and Brookings aren’t anything close to liberal, as O’Hanlon teams with Fred Kagan to call for military action to “stabilize” Pakistan. Among the options they support is, though they say it much more politely, U.S. troops moving in to back up a military coup. I would guess they’re scrolling through the ranks of Pakistani generals as we speak to find the Punjabi Augusto Pinochet.

Just when you think neocons and their “fellow travelers” (yes, that’s you, O’Hanlon; can’t Brookings can his ass?) can’t get any more nutbar, they pull some new surprise rabbit out of their collective asses.

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Neocons take note

A new survey show younger Jews are less attached to the state of Israel than their parents:

The study found only 48 percent of U.S. Jews under age 35 believe that Israel’s destruction would be a personal tragedy for them, compared to 77 percent of those 65 and older.

In addition, only 54 percent of those under the age of 35 are “comfortable with the idea of a Jewish State” as opposed to 81 percent of those 65 and older.

Very interesting.

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