Tag: Foreign Policy & Military & War

Karen Kwiatkowski writing for The Beacon Journal on Career officer does eye-opening stint inside Pentagon: After eight years of Bill Clinton, many military officers breathed a sigh of relief when […]

David Hambling of New Scientist on 'Safe' alternative to depleted uranium revealed: Controversial anti-tank shells tipped with depleted uranium may be phased out if an alternative material proves its worth. […]

Sheldon Richman of the Future of Freedom Foundation on Even with Weapons, Hussein Was No Threat: The glaring absence of unconventional Iraqi arms should not blind us to the fact […]

Shaun Waterman of UPI on 9/11 report: No Iraq link to al-Qaida: The report of the joint congressional inquiry into the suicide hijackings on Sept. 11, 2001, to be published […]

Dana Milbank and Walter Pincus of The Washington Post on Bush Aides Disclose Warnings From CIA – Oct. Memos Raised Doubts on Iraq Bid: The CIA sent two memos to […]

Gene Callahan on We Already Know the Administration Was Lying: I think it is important to be fair to those one criticizes, so I want to consider two scenarios that […]

Sheldon Richman on Presidential Sophists on the Loose: The controversy over President Bush’s State of the Union allegation about President Saddam Hussein of Iraq and African uranium is a lesson […]

Elaine Cassel on How Goes the Occupation of Iraq? Ask the Iraqi People: Americans and the "coalition of the willing" supposedly went into Iraq to make them free. Free for […]

Daniel McCarthy at LewRockwell.com Blog on Military Slavery: I don't think the draft is likely to return, not short of World War III. Conscription simply elicits far too much resistance. […]

Thomas R. Eddlem of The New American on War Under False Pretense: President Bush was able to play up the uranium issue only by ignoring his own intelligence agencies. According […]