Tag: Foreign Policy & Military & War

10 November 2004 A MESSAGE FROM THE COMMANDANT OF THE MARINE CORPS     Two hundred and twenty-nine years ago, the Second Continental Congress established a Corps of Marines to fight […]

Gregg K. Kakesako of the Honolulu Star-Bulletin on Soldier sues over his recall to service: A Kauai man gets a 30-day delay as he challenges Iraq duty A Kauai resident […]

Martha Kessler, writing for the Los Angeles Times, on Danger in Pushing Syria Out of Lebanon: Early in September, the United Nations Security Council passed a resolution calling for the […]

Debora MacKenzie writing for New Scientist on US in U-turn over Gulf war syndrome Terence Walker is one of the lucky ones. On 19 January 1991 he was with 6000 […]

Peter Kirk of Associated Press on Hungary Will Withdraw Troops From Iraq: Hungary will withdraw its 300 non-combat troops from Iraq by the end of March, the country's new prime […]

Now that election 2004 is over, I hope my conservative friends who voted for Bush as well as their apologist "Libertarians for Bush" buddies are heading off to their nearest […]

American Exceptionalism by Dr. Ivan Eland Many Americans, like the citizens of dominant nations of the past, believe that their way of life is superior and should be shared with […]

A Draft or Merely Hot Air? by Dr. Ivan Eland In the presidential campaign, there has been talk of returning to the draft after the election: Kerry has predicted that […]

Thomas L. Knapp shows REAL support for the troops in this posting (and I concur with his analysis of the situation). Commenting chickenhawks do the exact opposite in this thread […]

Fellow Marine, Gulf War veteran and libertarian activist Thomas L. Knapp on NewsClip: Way to win hearts and minds, bozos …: Don’t get me wrong. War is war, and it […]