Apparently it’s obvious to everyone but Israel and the United States that the Middle-East can’t take the first step to becoming a nuclear-weapons-free zone until Israel acknowledges its own program.
Nick Kristof’s Calls for Force No Antidote to Genocide in Sudan
American military intervention, in threat or deed, could very easily encourage the Southern Sudanese to attack the north secure in the belief that the United States had its back.
Is Mumbai-Style Attack Scuttlebut Just Cover for Increased Drone Strikes?
Has the Obama administration stooped to tampering with threat levels as Bush & Co. did?
Jon Stewart’s False “Moderation”
The Rally to Restore Sanity repeats liberals’ greatest error: when Republicans go on attack, hunker down somewhere in the middle and plead for civility.
Never Mind the Black Helicopters, Coming Soon to an Airspace Near You: Drones
Drones may seem like an over-reaction to local threats, but defense contractors are convincing police forces that they need them.
Cyberwarfare Works on Same Premises as Nuclear War
The creator of Stuxnet, while oblivious to its potential to proliferate, no doubt intended it as a deterrent.
Is It Time to Worry About Ahmadinejad’s Apparent Fanaticism?
How would we feel about Iran President Ahmadinejad’s extremism if he usurped Supreme Leader Khameini in power?
Disingenuousness Rules the Nuclear Roost
Iran doesn’t understand how its caginess about its nuclear program compares with Israel’s deceptions about its full-blown nuclear-weapons program.
Getting Into Bed With the Devil in Indonesia
The Obama administration’s rationale for lifting a ban on U.S. contact with Indonesia’s special forces is that it will serve to improve Unit 81’s human rights record.
Is “Cyber Missile” Launched at Iran Israel’s Handiwork?
Super-worm Stuxnet too sophisticated to have been developed by private citizens.