In my essay, “Enhanced Interrogation’s in the Charts Again,” I suggested that the radical left will “ratchet-up its push for war crimes prosecutions in the weeks ahead.”
The funny thing about it, though, is that even the most die-hard foes of the administration’s war on terror admit that criminal prosecutions of Bush administation officials are a [...] Read more »
“Lawfare” and Bush Administration War Crimes Trials
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Strategic Strip
Superfly smart guy Michael Oren (Oh! He got game!) and fellow brainiac Yossi Halevi from Natan Sharansky’s Think tank in Little Satan have hooked up and presented probably the best piece about Little Satan’s wicked Strip blitz that has actually cut the Strip into smaller, easier to shape the battle, bite sized pieces.
Tactically, cutting off [...]
Israel looks to play game changer in its war with Hamas
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) are ramped up in away that has not been seen since 2006 and maybe before that. The IDF’s current military operations against Hamas are offering all the conditions for a much larger picture in terms of military action and a political statement in the region.
Hyperbole in the face of mad inconsistency.
Once more, Canada’s federal Human Rights Commission, the CHRC, has shown what a purposeless, twaddling, and ultimately dangerous form of bureaucracy it truly is. This happened a couple of weeks ago, and I’m only getting around to it now, but you can pester me about that later. For now, I’ll direct you toward Ezra Levant’s [...]
A Look At Soft Power as a Nonmilitary Means in Today’s International Relations
The world offers a plethora of problems, intricacies, and constant, rapid changes for leading nations to address. The challenges over growing protectionist sentiments in the face of international trade policies to the threats of rogue nations and the control of nuclear arms are always present for the leading countries to struggle over.
How do nations address [...]
Truce Or Dare
Catching breath after blistering Ezzedeen al Qassam Brigades hide, and totally decimating smuggle tunnels, rocket stashes and air conditioned offices and war rooms of HAMAS Strip the non Western way of War surfaces again with the term ‘Truce’.
France’s Darling Nikki and his EU buds are crafting such a device and Little Satan is alledgedly [...]
The Engine of the Republic
The American tradition of public school is almost as old as the Union itself. The first major proponent of a strong public school system was Thomas Jefferson, who believed that in order for a Republic to function its populace must have at least a rudimentary education. The effect of a poorly educated populace would be [...]
Why I Dislike Obama
This will be, no doubt, one of many posts about my dislike for the current president-elect of the United States. We’re going to be stuck with him for at least four years, during which I am sure he will continually annoy me with his undemocratic implementations.
The late Russian journalist Anna Politkovskaya wrote in her book [...]
Like it or not, we need the press
Many bloggers, even ones such as myself, take a grim delight in cronichling the downfall of the mainstream media empires of the Western world. We point out their foibles and faults and errors, and we have long cried out that their death is soon to come.
Undoubtedly it is, and as their stocks go down, and their [...]
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