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Roger L Simon
Roger L. Simon is an Academy Award-nominated screenwriter, novelist and blogger, and the CEO of Pajamas Media. His forthcoming book, Blacklisting Myself: Memoir of a Hollywood Apostate in the Age of Terror, was released in February 2009.
Burning Down the New York Times, Act 2: Walter Duranty Meets the Holocaust
Watch it in its entirety here. Watch “Act 1: All the News That’s Fit” here.
Obama, Iran, and the Ongoing Saga of the Liberal Reactionary
Is everything standing on its head? What’s going on here? Left is right. Right is left. Liberal is … reactionary? (Also read Andrew Klavan: Goldberg Variations)
Just How Fraudulent Was the Iranian Election?
Both sides claim victory. Unsurprisingly, Ahmadinejad is the "official" winner. What now? (Also read Michael Ledeen: How Come We Let the Mullahs Run Voting Booths in LA? and Richard Fernandez: Iran's Election and the Dilemmas of Engagement)
Voting for Ahmadinejad in Tehrangeles
Indeed, Iranians will be lining up at the polls in L.A. But will their votes count? (Also read Michael Ledeen: The Iranian Circus (Continued)) Update: Roger on PJTV: The Current Regime Looks Down, But Is It On Its Way Out?
Good News From Lebanon (But Not For the Huffington Post)
A much-needed electoral blow for Hezbollah and Syria.
How Ahmadinejad Made Me a Believer
How the sight of pure evil affects an atheist. [You can view Roger L. Simon's Talking Through My Hat series for PJTV here.]
Odd Timing by Iran in Release of American Journalist
The mullahs may have some strategic worries that led to Roxana Saberi's release. (See also Michael Ledeen: "What's a Roxana Worth?" )
Durban II Diary: The UN Folds Its Cards
The United Nations has been humiliated big time by Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's racist screed in Geneva.
Durban II Diary: The Clowning of Ahmadinejad
I have had enough of Iran's president to last me a lifetime. (Also read Claudia Rosett: "Waiting for Ahmadinejad … to Check Out." Video at PJTV. )
Durban II Diary: Sleeping with Ahmadinejad
I rub shoulders with Iran's president on my trip to Geneva for the Durban Review Conference. (Check PJTV for streaming updates.)
