We won't find the nukes when minted, so the capability must be destroyed....
We won't find the nukes when minted, so the capability must be destroyed....
July 20, 2010 in Us v. Them: Whose World Is It, Anyway? | Permalink | Comments (0)
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July 12, 2010 in Us v. Them: Whose World Is It, Anyway?, Wobble Watch: Amiss Amis/US | Permalink | Comments (0)
Watch this "When We Die as Martyrs" child video (3:02) and try not to throw up: Orwell + Nazis. More....
Continue reading "The Latest Palestinian Child-Abuse Atrocities" »
June 30, 2010 in Us v. Them: Whose World Is It, Anyway? | Permalink | Comments (0)
June 18, 2010 in Us v. Them: Whose World Is It, Anyway? | Permalink | Comments (0)
Today TAS posted my article, "Cuba 1962 and Iran 2010: Will There Be a Mideast Nuclear Castro?"
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June 15, 2010 in Us v. Them: Whose World Is It, Anyway? | Permalink | Comments (0)
Claudia Rosett exposes feeble US policy as Iran's democratic movement sinks, a year after a stolen election.
June 14, 2010 in Us v. Them: Whose World Is It, Anyway? | Permalink | Comments (0)
The Sun reports that Afghan Taliban are lacing IEDs with HIV, targeting Brits.
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June 14, 2010 in Us v. Them: Whose World Is It, Anyway? | Permalink | Comments (0)
June 10, 2010 in Us v. Them: Whose World Is It, Anyway? | Permalink | Comments (0)
June 09, 2010 in Us v. Them: Whose World Is It, Anyway? | Permalink | Comments (0)
Continue reading "51 Years Ago: American Power Kept Us Free" »
June 09, 2010 in Us v. Them: Whose World Is It, Anyway? | Permalink | Comments (0)
June 08, 2010 in Us v. Them: Whose World Is It, Anyway? | Permalink | Comments (0)
On May 27 the White House released its new National Security Strategy (55 pages). Sad to say....
Continue reading "President Obama's National Security Strategy" »
June 03, 2010 in Us v. Them: Whose World Is It, Anyway? | Permalink | Comments (0)
Cheers for the Saudi woman who recently belted a religious thug-cop! "You go, girl!"
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May 27, 2010 in Us v. Them: Whose World Is It, Anyway? | Permalink | Comments (0)
President Obama's May 22 West Point graduation address is laden with lofty words. It is hard to swallow as he appeases Iran, Russia & Syria, shoves Israel into a Palestinian-tilted bargain, slights the UK & Canada, grovels at the UN, and spends America towards permanent bankruptcy. Mark Steyn shows the fatuity of Obama's see-no-Islamic evil remark re beheaded reporter Daniel Pearl.
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May 25, 2010 in Us v. Them: Whose World Is It, Anyway? | Permalink | Comments (0)
May 24, 2010 in Us v. Them: Whose World Is It, Anyway? | Permalink | Comments (0)
Russia waters down new UN sanctions & brokers the Brazil/Turkey/Iran deal undermining same; Germany stops an illegal shipment en route to Iran via Russia; Kissinger predicts sanctions will fail, & we surrender....
Continue reading "IRAN's Russian Nuclear Enablers & America's Surrender" »
May 21, 2010 in Us v. Them: Whose World Is It, Anyway? | Permalink | Comments (0)
Author-soldier Mark Helprin explains why China is likely to dominate the Western Pacific in a decade. It then will annex Taiwan & unravel America's Asian alliances. Defense maven Daniel Goure urges Team Obama to sell Taiwan the 66 F-16s it desires to buy. But F-16s are not nearly enough, as Helprin shows.
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May 21, 2010 in Us v. Them: Whose World Is It, Anyway? | Permalink | Comments (0)
May 20, 2010 in Us v. Them: Whose World Is It, Anyway? | Permalink | Comments (0)
Anne Applebaum notes a practical solution for Somali piracy: releasing pirates on small rafts to make their was hundreds of miles to shore. Call it "blue-water rafting."
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May 20, 2010 in Us v. Them: Whose World Is It, Anyway? | Permalink | Comments (0)
Iran fakes out the West, AGAIN! When the Washington Post & New York Times agree on this, THAT's NEWS!....
May 18, 2010 in Us v. Them: Whose World Is It, Anyway? | Permalink | Comments (0)
Historian Walter Russell Mead analyzes the blossoming ties between Israel & India. It is a tale to reckon with....
Continue reading "Israel & India: "Beginning of a Beautiful Friendship"" »
May 07, 2010 in Us v. Them: Whose World Is It, Anyway?, Wobble Watch: Amiss Amis/US | Permalink | Comments (0)
May 07, 2010 in Us v. Them: Whose World Is It, Anyway? | Permalink | Comments (0)
A Human Events piece details opening arguments in the trial of Petty Officer Matthew McCabe, the Navy SEAL accused of punching an al-Qaeda detainee. It is riveting reading. Root for McCabe.
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May 06, 2010 in Us v. Them: Whose World Is It, Anyway? | Permalink | Comments (0)
A US special forces sniper has set a distance record for a kill, taking out a Taliban target from a range of 8,120 feet--slightly over 1-1/2 miles. He used a British L115A3 Long Range Rifle. Team Obama published its official estimate of drone strike deaths, and found mostly bad guys hit. Take their tally, not that from the Taliban.
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May 06, 2010 in Us v. Them: Whose World Is It, Anyway? | Permalink | Comments (0)
Yesterday Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadiejad addressed the latest UN Nuclear Nonproliferation Conference. More bad news--lots of it....
Continue reading "Ahmadinejad Does the UN Again: Obama Does Israel (& US) Again" »
May 04, 2010 in Us v. Them: Whose World Is It, Anyway? | Permalink | Comments (0)
The Obama administration released yesterday the official figures for the US nuclear stockpile, 1945 - 2009. It is a good thing....
Continue reading "US Nuclear Stockpile: We Tell the World" »
May 04, 2010 in Us v. Them: Whose World Is It, Anyway? | Permalink | Comments (0)
While the US publishes its stockpile figures, Reuters reports that Russia will market a compact cruise missile that can be fired from a standard shipping container, and sink an aircraft carrier.
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May 04, 2010 in Us v. Them: Whose World Is It, Anyway? | Permalink | Comments (0)
Beijing's main military newspaper called for China to field a nuclear force capable of surviving a first strike and then launching a retaliatory strike. The implications of this are simple: China needs a force larger than the few hundred missiles it now has deployed, in order to be able to ride out a Russian or American (however improbable) nuclear first strike. Team Obama is doing what comes natural to them: holding back details on China's growing arsenal.
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April 23, 2010 in Us v. Them: Whose World Is It, Anyway? | Permalink | Comments (0)
The Washington Post reports that Russia & Ukraine signed a pact ensuring (if Moscow honors it, that is) a 30 percent discount through 2019 on natural gas in return for a 25-year extension of Russia's lease at the Sevastopol naval base, giving Russia its Black Sea port. Mother Russia is reclaiming her departed subjects.
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April 23, 2010 in Us v. Them: Whose World Is It, Anyway? | Permalink | Comments (0)
In time for sunny May, North Korea is readying a third nuclear test, the first two having been only partial fizzles.
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April 21, 2010 in Us v. Them: Whose World Is It, Anyway? | Permalink | Comments (0)
Ace investigative journalist Claudia Rosett spotlights the criminal operation set up a generation ago by North Korea's founder, tyrant Kim -Il-Sung, father of current tyrant Kim Jong-Il. She links to a March 2010 CSIS Study (47 p.) that merits a read. Perhaps the UN & our President can take time off from bashing Israel.
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April 19, 2010 in Us v. Them: Whose World Is It, Anyway? | Permalink | Comments (0)
Agence France-Presse reports on US & Israeli covert sabotage delaying Iran's march to nuclear status. Pray the report is true, and that covert operations, if underway, stay covert. If true as to the US, then President Obama's Iran policy is not as weak as I think it is.
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April 16, 2010 in Us v. Them: Whose World Is It, Anyway? | Permalink | Comments (0)
An article by Karen Horn in the UK publication Standpoint Magazine details how grim & desperate life is in Fidel & Raul Castro's socialist paradise. It makes for searing reading.
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April 14, 2010 in Us v. Them: Whose World Is It, Anyway? | Permalink | Comments (0)
Stories and reports galore update the story of Iran's march towards nuclear club membership. Begin with the latest tally on Team Obama's apparent acquiescence in a nuclear Iran....
April 05, 2010 in Us v. Them: Whose World Is It, Anyway? | Permalink | Comments (0)
Long overdue, President Obama's top State Dept. legal adviser, a hard lefty, is defending the lawfulness of America's use of drones to target terrorists. Not a moment too soon, as a Gray Lady front-pager reports that stepped-up drone strikes are paralyzing al-Qaeda & Taliban forces in the Af/Pak theater. It gets better....
April 05, 2010 in Us v. Them: Whose World Is It, Anyway? | Permalink | Comments (0)
Washington Times pundit Wesley Pruden recounts how Jews governing Jerusalem protect the rights of all religions, not true when Muslims controlled the Old City. As to how Palestinian leaders treat Jews on the West Bank....
Continue reading "Good Friday: Easter Weekend in Jerusalem" »
April 02, 2010 in Us v. Them: Whose World Is It, Anyway? | Permalink | Comments (0)
It is oddly fitting that this April Fools' Day President Obama keeps fooling himself that Iran will be stopped from going nuclear. AEI scholar Danielle Pletka explains why only a strike at Iran's facilities is likely to stop Iran now....
Continue reading "Nuclear Proliferation: The Descending "Pitiless Crowbar" of Iranian Events" »
April 01, 2010 in Us v. Them: Whose World Is It, Anyway? | Permalink | Comments (0)
A Tuesday New York Times front-pager claims that arcane counting rules make the warhead totals actually higher than the numbers show. The article explains how number counts in the Moscow Treaty of 2002 were also fishy. This is S.O.P. for arms treaties with limits to feasible verification. As to missile defense, history shows how America was trapped in the 1980s by the 1972 ABM Treaty....
Continue reading "Prague "New Start" Arms Treaty: Number Hocus-Pocus? Missile Defense Focus?" »
April 01, 2010 in Us v. Them: Whose World Is It, Anyway?, Wobble Watch: Amiss Amis/US | Permalink | Comments (0)
Soldier-author Ralph Peters details the falling out among terror thieves in the "Af/Pak" theater, with Afghan Taliban enraged that Pakistan Taliban brought the wrath of the Pakistani Army on them too, denying them safe haven in Pakistan. Big win for America and President Obama.
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April 01, 2010 in Us v. Them: Whose World Is It, Anyway? | Permalink | Comments (0)
Continue reading "Prague Treaty 2010 & Prague 1973: Russian Reprise" »
March 31, 2010 in Us v. Them: Whose World Is It, Anyway? | Permalink | Comments (0)
Intelligence maven Edward Jay Epstein's latest WSJ op-ed raises fascinating questions about the Dubai hit on a Hamas chief for which the world blames Israel. EJE offers more reasons to doubt that Israel did it.
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March 30, 2010 in Us v. Them: Whose World Is It, Anyway?, Wobble Watch: Amiss Amis/US | Permalink | Comments (0)
The Times of London reports that "Dear Leader" Kim Jong-Il is on kidney dialysis and has not recovered fully from his 2008 stroke. The Washington Post reports on rising resistance within North Korea to the regime's tyranny....
March 29, 2010 in Us v. Them: Whose World Is It, Anyway? | Permalink | Comments (0)
Take a little time to watch Part I (10:00) & Part II (10:00) of carrier pilots trying to land in heaving seas and and then at night. Riveting footage of America's Finest.
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March 25, 2010 in Us v. Them: Whose World Is It, Anyway? | Permalink | Comments (0)
Iran's latest nuclear fuel exchange offer is to ship 1,200 kilograms of its estimated 2,065-kilogram stockpile of low-enriched uranium to Russia for enrichment to the 19.75 percent medical fuel level, in a single package rather than small installments per earlier Iran offers. With SecState Hillary "Reset" Clinton in Moscow, Tsar Vlad the Bad announced that Iran's Russian-built nuclear plant will open this June.
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March 19, 2010 in Us v. Them: Whose World Is It, Anyway? | Permalink | Comments (0)
March 19, 2010 in Us v. Them: Whose World Is It, Anyway? | Permalink | Comments (0)
March 18, 2010 in Us v. Them: Whose World Is It, Anyway? | Permalink | Comments (0)
The Project 2049 Institute, an Asia-Pacific think tank, has several papers detailing China's advanced weapons programs, covering nuclear, convention and space weapons. Lots to read and lots to worry about.
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March 18, 2010 in Us v. Them: Whose World Is It, Anyway? | Permalink | Comments (0)
Global security Newswire reports that France sees the earliest month for a vote on stiffer UN sanctions to be June. The Hindustan Times reports that Iran arrested 30 people alleged to by spying with our CIA, ISO information on Iranian nuclear scientists. The Washington Post reports that Pakistani nuclear father A. Q. Khan has disclosed help he gave Iran's program (lots). But Iran failed to buy $10B of A-bombs from Pakistan. The silver lining in a darkening (mushroom) cloud....
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March 17, 2010 in Us v. Them: Whose World Is It, Anyway? | Permalink | Comments (0)
Venezuela's murder rate, after 11 years of Hugo Chavez, is skyrocketing. Its nationwide 2009 murder rate of 54 per 100,000 is second in South America to El Salvador's 70; its Caracas toll of 140 per 100,000 is second south of Tio Sam's border to Mexico's Cuidad Juarez. This is about 15,100 murders for the country & 3,100 for Caracas.
Apply these murder tares to America, at 309M 11 times Venezuela's 28M population and to Caracas, at 2.1M 3-1/2 times Washington, DC's 600,000 population. You would get for the US 166,100 murders and for DC 885 murders. In fact, America had 16,124 murders in the first 8 months of 2009 and DC about 140. Thus Venezuela's murder rate is about 7 times ours, and for Caracas v. DC its rate is about 6 times ours.
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March 17, 2010 in Us v. Them: Whose World Is It, Anyway? | Permalink | Comments (0)

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