Review: Reconciliation–Islam, Democracy, and the West
Beautiful powerful voice, mind, soul, and face, March 7, 2008
Who’s Who in Peace Intelligence: Tony van Diepenbrugge
Tony van Diepenbrugge is a major-general in the Royal Netherlands Army. After his initial Staff course at the Army Staff College in The Hague he was sent on a Peace Support Mission to Lebanon in 1981 where he worked as a member of the UNIFIL staff. In 1996-97, then colonel Van Diepenbrugge served for six …
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Review: What We Say Goes
5.0 out of 5 stars Dick Cheney Pulls Noam Chomsky to the Center (Relatively Speaking) October 18, 2007 Noam Chomsky Edit of 15 Jun 09 to correct factual error in original review (nuclear deal with Iran under Gerald Ford, not Ronald Reagan, in 1974). Chomsky is actually starting to win over the balanced middle with …
Review: Wars of Blood and Faith–The Conflicts That Will Shape the 21st Century
You Can Read This More Than Once, and Learn Each Time, July 22, 2007
Review: The Final Move Beyond Iraq–The Final Solution While the World Sleeps
Christo-Fascist Zionist Idiocy–Nice Man with No Grasp of Reality, June 27, 2007
Review: Unintended Consequences–The United States at War
Strong Buy, Simplistic but Focused, May 20, 2007
Who’s Who in Peace Intelligence: David Ramsbotham
Sir David Ramsbotham is General (Ret.), British Army, and has served as a consultant to the UN on peacekeeping issues in Cambodia, Cyprus, Israel, Lebanon, Somalia, and Yugoslavia. Apart from his Army experience, rising to Adjutant General (number two on the Army Board, responsible for personnel and training) he has spent three years in the …
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