Walter Russell Mead has some more thoughts on the Greek tragedy. David Ignatius is skeptical about the ability of the Greeks to follow through on their austerity plan. I agree with Ignatius, and I think Mead's historical analysis is important to a fuller understanding of why it will be so difficult for the Greeks to maintain fiscal discipline.

Has Clegg blown it, after all?

Ralph Peters writes about the blame-the-citizen attitude of the Left when it comes to immigration. Just as they are doing with their assessment of the Tea Party movement, the Left is completely missing the boat on immigration. It will, in my estimation, contribute to their electoral evisceration in the Fall.

John Bolton says we need to get ready for a nuclear Iran. I agree.

Robert J. Samuelson sees some potential for a new world economic order.