America’s image overseas: me on NPR

By User Image Shan-ul-Hai • June 23, 2008

I called in to NPR’s Talk of the Nation today to discuss my opinion on America’s negative image overseas. I think that the guest, Fouad Ajami of Johns Hopkins, hit the point perfectly… instead of boring you with an article, I’ll link you to the story:

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=91812972

If you click “listen now” and forward to about 5-6 minutes into the conversation, you’ll hear a caller named “Shan from Missouri”… that’s me.

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Categories: Observations, Parsing data, Trends
Tags: US foreign policy, World trends

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Shan-ul-Hai

Studies show that people are consistently bad at describing themselves, so I'll try to be objective. I consider myself a citizen of the world. I am a scientist by training. I love to express my opinions. I come from a Muslim background. I was born in Pakistan, but currently live in the US. Rationality and pragmatism define everything I do (and write). If I suggest something, I will try my best to back it up with facts whenever possible.

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My Dear Hard Drive by Sebastyne Jun 25th, 2008 at 9:47 pm

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