JULY 19, 2010 Avoiding Another Intelligence Failure on Iran The disastrous 2007 National Intelligence Estimate on Tehran’s weapons program cost us dearly. Only an independent inquiry can assure the country that the new estimate underway will be better. By GABRIEL SCHOENFELD U.S. intelligence has already had two horrendously costly lapses this decade: the failure to […]
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JULY 17, 2010 Weapons Inspectors Can’t Disarm Iran Hostile regimes have too many ways to hide their clandestine nuclear programs. by DAVID KAY Tehran’s belligerent rhetoric about its nuclear program ratchets up daily, while the international community continues to push for tougher sanctions. The hope is that economic pressure can force Iran to the bargaining
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JULY 14, 2010 Iran and the Missile Defense Imperative U.S. intelligence now sees Tehran developing intercontinental missiles by 2015. If we continue our current strategy, we will not be able to counter the threat. By R. JAMES WOOLSEY AND REBECCAH HEINRICHS EXCERPT FROM THIS ARTICLE: Further, if the Iranians were to detonate even a primitive
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Book Review – One Second After by William Forstchen This is a book you will never forget as it tells the story of the aftermath of an EMP (Electromagnetic Pulse) Weapon attack on the United States. It is a book of fiction but is based on factual possible nuclear attack information. This book review is being posted in conjunction with an
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JULY 13, 2010 Beyond the Obama Nuke Policy How Congress and opinion leaders can counter administration weakness on North Korea and Iran. By JOHN R. BOLTON After considerable behind-the-scenes squabbling, late last week the U.N. Security Council finally condemned the unprovoked March 26 attack on a South Korean ship that killed 46 sailors. Unfortunately, Chinese
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National Review: Romney Had It Right At The START by The Editors Enlarge Cliff Owen/APThe editors of National Review agree with Mitt Romney. New Start is a bad deal for the United States. Cliff Owen/APThe editors of National Review agree with Mitt Romney. New Start is a bad deal for the United States. Mitt Romney
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WASHINGTON TIMES GABRIEL: Master puppeteers World misses new report on mullahs’ nuclear capability By Brigitte Gabriel Friday, June 18, 2010 Illustration: Free Gaza by Alexander Hunter for The Washington Times While world media and political attention is focused on the Israel-“Freedom Flotilla” incident, Iranian mullahs in Tehran are celebrating their brilliant war strategy in advancing
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Published on The Weekly Standard (http://www.weeklystandard.com) A Period of Consequences Our dangerous Iran policy. BY Jamie Fly and William Kristol June 21, 2010, Vol. 15, No. 38 The passage last Wednesday of a fourth U.N. Security Council resolution imposing sanctions on Iran was the latest act in the tragicomedy that is U.S. policy toward Iran.
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Published on The Weekly Standard (http://www.weeklystandard.com) Losing Asia? If we stint on our military investment in the Pacific, we’ll pay a high price. BY Dan Blumenthal June 7, 2010, Vol. 15, No. 36 After three decades of peace and stability in the Asia-Pacific, it is tempting to dismiss the possibility of tension and conflict in
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OPINION: DECLARATIONS JUNE 11, 2010 ‘We Are Totally Unprepared’ Nine years after 9/11, a chilling complacency about WMD attacks. By PEGGY NOONAN The most important overlooked story of the past few weeks was overlooked because it was not surprising. Also because no one really wants to notice it. The weight of 9/11 and all its
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