AUGUST 9, 2011 The best way to honor our special forces is not to make them win wars on their own. By MAX BOOT I recently visited a Special Operations headquarters in the Middle East—the location, along with other details, must remain classified. I received an incredibly impressive briefing on how U.S. commandos generate intelligence, […]
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AUGUST 2, 2011 H is for Hillary, who would have made a better president. By BRET STEPHENS Snapshots from President Obama’s efforts to improve America’s standing in the world, 923 days into his administration: A is for the Arab world, and our standing in it: This year, Zogby International found that 5% of Egyptians had
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Below is a website that was passed along to me to share with those who feel strongly about the people who serve. Because of our strong feelings of gratitude toward those who have, who do, and who will defend our freedoms, we have dedicated this page to all who sacrifice their personal security and conveniences
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JUNE 28, 2011 The Taliban is jubilant at Obama’s strategy. So is Iran. By BRET STEPHENS What does it mean that the U.S. will now be withdrawing its forces from Afghanistan on an accelerated and defined timetable in order to focus, as President Obama said last week, on “nation building here at home”? It emboldens
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JUNE 25, 2011 The latest GOP presidential candidate talks about cutting defense to better compete with Asia. By DANIEL HENNINGER No Republican presidential candidate stirs more curiosity than Jon Huntsman. “What about Huntsman?” You hear it all the time. Who is Jon Huntsman and where is he coming from? On the morning after he announced
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MAY 11, 2011 Removing troops from Afghanistan will be seen in Islamabad as weakness. By JOHN BOLTON Duplicity has been a hallmark of Pakistan’s approach to the U.S. for years. Beginning in the 1970s, Islamabad denied it was pursuing nuclear weapons, even as Washington repeatedly confronted it with concrete evidence. Presidents and Congresses fulminated, but
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John Guandolo, Vice President for Strategic Planning For The Strategic Engagement Group, will be speaking on The Threat of Terrorism in Chapel Hill, North Carolina on May 20. For more details, contact nancy@conservativewomensforum.com http://bigpeace.com/jguandolo/2011/05/03/bin-laden-is-dead-and-i-dont-feel-so-good-myself/#more-112676 Bin Laden is Dead and I Don’t Feel So Good Myself Posted by John Guandolo May 3rd 2011 at 9:32 am
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MAY 3, 2011 The killing of Shiites in Iraq was Bin Laden’s undoing in the eyes of many Muslims By REUEL MARC GERECHT Like all fundamentalists, Osama bin Laden was attuned to the past. When his speeches weren’t about the economic decline of America, they recalled Islam’s classical age, especially the rise of the Prophet
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MAY 3, 2011 Expelled from Afghanistan, rejected in Iraq, he died as a new Arab order that has nothing to do with jihad is struggling to be born. The trail had grown cold, but the case for justice had never gone away. Osama bin Laden had warred against the United States, he had called on
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