Tagged: Foreign Policy & Military & War

Thomas E. Ricks, writing for The Washington Posts asks, Would Baghdad fall quickly? The two generals are concerned that the Wolfowitz school may underestimate the risks involved, the officials said. They have argued that...

U.S. News and World Report has posted a revealing story by Edward Pound on the bizarre and unfair world that passes for a military justice system. I've had my own experiences in being investigated...

And now for something completely different. The first two verses of Bomb Bomb Iraq, from Karen DeCoster (Sung to the tune of If You're Happy And You Know It Clap Your Hands): If we...

Evelyn Nieves of the The Washington Post reports on Antiwar Effort Gains Momentum: Growing Peace Movement's Ranks Include Some Unlikely Allies Most members of Mothers Against War are grandmothers in their seventies whose lives...

John C. Mohawk, writing for Indian Country Today on The necessity for war is still in doubt: Plans to attack Iraq have encountered international resistance. It’s not hard to understand why. Throughout history, organized...

Jacob Hornberger of the Future of Freedom Foundation had this to say about The Embarrassment and Illegality of the No-Fly Zones: President Bush’s “zero tolerance” for Iraqi violations of UN resolutions has apparently dropped...

Bill Sammon reports in today's Washington Times that Bush says decision on war with Iraq is just beginning: President Bush said yesterday that he is "not close" to a decision on whether to strike...