Tag: Foreign Policy & Military & War

Bush’s New Defense Budget by Robert Higgs When the Bush administration released its budget for fiscal year 2006 recently, the news media, as usual, had a tough time in making […]

Are Iraqi Elections a Panacea?  by Dr. Ivan Eland President Bush, in his second inaugural address, used soaring idealistic rhetoric to tell us that he was going to democratize the […]

As the Administration prepares to instigate Iran into open war and the "moral" police prepare to inflict the rest of us with their special brand of "ethics," perhaps we should […]

Should Iran Be The Next Target?  by Dr. Ivan Eland In a recent article in The New Yorker, investigative journalist Seymour Hersh reports that the Bush administration has conducted missions […]

Fellow Marine Thomas L. Knapp has said all I would have said on today's helicopter crash in Iraq. Read it.

Franklin D. Roosevelt and George W. Bush: Some Unsettling Similarities by Robert Higgs In view of the ideological chasm that seems to separate the admirers of Franklin D. Roosevelt from […]

U.S. Military Resorting To Collective Punishment Inter Press Service The U.S. military is resorting to collective punishment tactics in Iraq similar to those used by Israeli troops in the occupied […]

U.S. Foreign Policy: Question All Assumptions  by Dr. Ivan Eland Post-World War II U.S. foreign policy, including that of the Bush administration, has been based on certain assumptions about the […]

Mr. Jacob G. Hornberger, founder and president of The Future of Freedom Foundation, on Let's Look within Ourselves for Iraq's WMD: …examination must include a focus on the truthful reason […]

Michael Gaddy, writing for LewRockwell.com, on Is There Another 'Tet' in Our Future? Our enemy is much more cognizant of our history than are our leaders. A young intelligence officer, […]