The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Golda vs. Goldstone: A Cultural Evolution of Getting Away With Murder The date when the United States became Israel’s unquestioning benefactor can the fixed with precision: June 8, 1967, the fourth day of the six-day 1967 Arab-Israeli War. It was on this day that Israel’s air and naval forces attacked the USS Liberty, killing 34 …
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China Speaks: Afghan peace needs a map The United States should first put an end to the war. The anti-terror war, which the former US administration of George W Bush launched in 2001, has turned out to be the source of ceaseless turbulence and violence in the past years. To promote much-needed reconciliation among the …
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Afghanistan Journal (PoliticsDaily.com) October 1, 2009 Obama’s War: Take Your Time By David Wood One brigade commander, Col. Michael Howard, is on his fourth tour in Afghanistan and understands it like few others. Still, there are pieces of this war that stop him cold. One of them is government corruption. “It’s a cancer without a …
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Much More Than a Novel, This Is the Real Deal October 2, 2009 Phillip Oliver Otts As a recovering spy who has published and agitated for intelligence reform over the years, I generally have little patience for spy novels less the George Smiley series by John Le Carre. Been there, done that. This book is …
Stake in the Heart of National Security State September 28, 2009 James W. Douglas The premise is that JFK went against the national security establishment, notably the CIA, the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and the military-industrial complex, and was assassinated by deliberate plan of the CIA, with Richard Helms, David Atlee Philips, David Sanchez Morales, …
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2001: What to do about Afghanistan? Prospects for Stability 2008: Memo Leak Says Mission In Afghanistan Doomed Meet the Afghan Army: Is it a figment of Washington’s imagination? by Ann Jones Afghan agony: More troops won’t help by Ralph Peters in the NY Post Time to Get Out of Afghanistan By George F. Will Tuesday, …
Dr. Barack and Mr. Obama The backlash is sharp as voters learn that Obama is not the man they thought he was. By Victor Davis Hanson National Review Online, September 18, 2009 No one imagined that Barack Obama, during his first nine months in office, would be falling in the polls even faster than George W. …
