Tag Archives: terrorism
Jihadists In Military Playing U.S. for Suckers
How much longer will we tolerate fighting this war as if it were a minor crime wave? Our enemies are fighting to win and they are fighting everywhere, including within our borders. Continue reading
Punting National Security to the Judiciary
In a stunning display of political cowardice, the Obama administration has decided not to seek specific congressional authorization for a prolonged detention statute for Guantanamo Bay detainees deemed too dangerous to set free. This decision not only weakens U.S. detention policy, it will regrettably serve as an invitation to the courts to expand their role in national-security affairs — an area that is properly the province of the executive and legislative branches. Continue reading
Posted in foreign affairs, law
Tagged charles stimson, guantanamo, national security, obama, terrorism
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Terror and diplomacy
President’s words signal new opportunities for both Continue reading
Keep Gitmo
It’s time for the Obama administration to acknowledge that Gitmo, or another center like it, will be needed as long as the war on terrorism — no matter what our commander in chief calls it — endures. Continue reading
The Real Face of Leadership
The transcript of an address by Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, delivered to the United Nations General Assembly on September 24, 2009. Continue reading
Posted in foreign affairs
Tagged ahmadinejad, holocaust, iran, netanyahu, nuclear weapons, racism, terrorism, united nations
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The Week of 9/11
If Americans need reminders of why we forget terrorism at our peril, this week provided them. Continue reading
Posted in current events
Tagged 9/11, judith miller, khalid sheikh mohammed, terrorism
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