Let Iraq Take Care of Iraq

Many Americans today may not be familiar with Will Rogers. However, Will Rogers was at one time considered by many to be the most popular man in America. He once said, "America has a great habit of always talking about protecting American interests in some...

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Bush Team Split on China, but Realists Hold the Reins

The major new player on the National Security Council (NSC), Robert Blackwill, attended as did the chief Asia specialist at the State Department, Assistant Secretary James Kelly. But when it came time at the Chinese embassy's dinner last week to lift glasses in honor...

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THE DEADLIEST DAY

There was hardly anything left of the helicopter shot down by Iraqi insurgents on Sunday, in which 15 were killed and 21 seriously wounded: the thing seems to have disintegrated even quicker than the administration's case for starting this war in the first place....

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Keep Refighting the Good Fight

An interesting report in Friday's Wall Street Journal looked back at last spring's Topoff2 drill, which simulated a biological attack in Chicago and a dirty bombing in Seattle. May was a big month for gloating, you'll recall, and Topoff2 was one of many encores in the...

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Balkan Basics

A one-hour interview conducted by "Philip Dru." Check out his other interviews with prominent libertarians and antiwar personalities.WMV format (requires Windows Media Player)MP3 format (download requires any MP3 player)

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The Neoconservatives’ Plan for American Empire

The Neoconservatives' Plan for American Empire An inteview with Karen Kwiatkowski A 1½-hour interview conducted by "Philip Dru." Check out his other interviews with prominent libertarians and antiwar personalities. WMV format (requires Windows Media...

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