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Wednesday, September 14, 2005

The Road to Damascus

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I noted that Syria is between Iraq and a hard place . Following the lopsided allied win at Tal Afar that obliterated the jihadi and Baathist...

Crescent of Responsibility

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Some supporters of the war are upset that the Flight 93 memorial is a "crescent of embrace" that represents a surrender to politi...
Tuesday, September 13, 2005

Hmmm

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This is a quick attitude survey : China will no longer consider death tolls and other relevant information about natural disasters to be sta...

Excess Troops

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In the spirit of my recent efforts to look for information that reinforces my belief that we will soon overthrow the Iranian nutball regime...

And Their Point Is ...

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New developments at Gitmo: Nearly 40 more detainees have joined a hunger strike at the Guantanamo Bay prison camp for terror suspects, bring...

The Network's Platform

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Once upon a time, America's carriers represented our sole long-range offensive punch. They were the ultimate platform in platform-centri...
Monday, September 12, 2005

Coalition of the Bribed

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As free Iraqi troops backed by Americans sweep through Tal Afar, the jihadi enemies of democracy send out the call to fight back : The state...

Explaining How it Works

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Strategypage explains one aspect of how the press works: What is happening in Iraq is a failure by the media to give the American people rel...

Coalition of the Re-Elected

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Prime Minister Koizumi has won his election . Japan thus adds to the roster of American allies whose leaders have been re-elected: Koizumi, ...
Sunday, September 11, 2005

Cutting Off the Oil

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Iran's Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki has issued a threat if their refusal to cooperate in assuring the world they are not pursuin...

When Fear Isn't Enough

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We need more nuclear options in order to deter a nuclear attack on us by non-state actors or states that go completely off the edge. We are ...

Four Years On

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On this fourth anniversary of the 9-11 attacks, I am still angry. I am still determined to wage war until we kill the bastards who murdered ...
Saturday, September 10, 2005

So Who Strikes First?

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A few months ago I wrote that I worried that Iran would launch an offensive of some type to reverse our path to victory. Syria's western...

Walking

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American and Coalition efforts to train a new Iraqi military must lead the Iraqis through the crawl, walk, run sequence. American forces hav...

Getting His News from the MSM

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Normally when mistakes are this concentrated you need to mix it with 3 cans of water to make it palatable. Helprin starts out reasonably en...

US Bases in Iraq

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In time, American forces will be able to pull back into a supporting role while Iraq's forces carry on the fight. But we will be needed ...

Between Iraq and a Hard Place

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Insurgents and terrorists are holding Tal Afar near the Syrian border and we are about to take it down with some type of military assault. T...
Friday, September 09, 2005

A Bunch of Tools

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The UN permanent bureaucracy wants to reorganize itself. As we work to reform this body, these thoughts (via Real Clear Politics) should be...

Western Front

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I earlier wrote that while al Anbar province worries me , I think the idea that al Anbar represents a Vietnam situation is ridiculous. But i...
Thursday, September 08, 2005

House of Mirrors

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The title and lead off paragraphs give the wrong impression of Iran's so-called offer to help Hurricane Katrina victims: In a gesture t...