MAY 12, 2010 Shahzad and the Pre-9/11 Paradigm By MICHAEL B. MUKASEY Some good news from the attempted car bombing in Times Square on May 1 is that—at the relatively small cost of disappointment to Broadway theater-goers—it teaches valuable lessons to help deal with Islamist terrorism. The bad news is that those lessons should already […]
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May 11, 2010 by randyedye Gadi Adelman Counter-Terrorism Expert, Author and Speaker http://gadiadelman.com/articles/3-islam/31-spitting-in-the-face-of-everyone-murdered-on-911 A $100 million, 13-story “Community Center” only 600 feet from Ground Zero – complete with library, public conference rooms, fitness center, basketball courts, swimming pool, a 500-seat performing arts theater and restaurants – passed a major hurdle Wednesday night. Well, its official,
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Saudi Arabia and the Peace Process The Outrage – Acceptance of Palestinian Authority Incitement » The Real Reason They Hate Us Frank Gaffney – Townhall, April 9th, 2010 For the first time in its history, the United States is trying to wage and win a war without accurately identifying the enemy or its motivations for seeking
The Weekly Standard Falling for the Spin of the Gitmo Bar Why do reporters keep whitewashing the records of al Qaeda detainees? BY Thomas Joscelyn April 26, 2010, Vol. 15, No. 30 On March 27, the Christian Science Monitor published an article (“Defending due process for Guantánamo detainees”) extolling the virtues of the attorneys who
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Wouldn’t You Like to Know The ‘most transparent administration in history’ stonewalls. BY Stephen F. Hayes March 15, 2010, Vol. 15, No. 25 At a hearing of the Senate Judiciary Committee last fall, Senator Chuck Grassley, Republican of Iowa, asked Attorney General Eric Holder to produce a list of Department of Justice employees who had
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On December 30, in one of the deadliest attacks in CIA history, an Al Qaeda double agent schemed his way onto a U.S. base in Afghanistan and blew himself into the next life taking seven Americans with him. How could this have happened? Agency veteran, Robert Baer explains, offering searing new details about the attack
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MARCH 15, 2010 Gitmo’s Indefensible Lawyers By Debra Burlingame And Thomas Joscelyn On the evening of Jan. 26, 2006, military guards at Guantanamo Bay made an alarming discovery during a routine cell check. Lying on the bed of a Saudi detainee was an 18-page color brochure. The cover consisted of the now famous photograph of
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How an Electromagnetic Pulse Attack Could Destroy the U.S. Imagine a scenario in which our nation’s power grids, power sources and supply mechanisms shut down simultaneously. Imagine an attack that would irreparably cripple the country and inflict large-scale damage while critically limiting our recovery abilities. This scenario could happen if an electromagnetic pulse (EMP) attack
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The ‘Son of Hamas’ author on his conversion to Christianity, spying for Israel and shaming his Muslim family The OPINION: THE WEEKEND INTERVIEW MARCH 6, 2010 Mosab Hassan Yousef By MATTHEW KAMINSKI Nashville, Tenn. ‘I absolutely know that in anybody’s eyes I was a traitor,” says Mosab Hassan Yousef. “To my family, to my nation,
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The Gitmo Volunteers – Andrew C. McCarthy on National Review Online NATIONAL REVIEW ONLINE www.nationalreview.com PRINT Andrew C. McCarthy March 5, 2010 7:00 A.M. The Gitmo Volunteers Detained terrorists received more legal help than American prisoners do. Why? This is not that hard. The salient issue in the controversy over Justice Department attorneys who formerly
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