Archive for the 'Iraq' Category

Aug 02 2006

Iraqis Stand Tall And Commit To Task

Iraq leaders are standing tall by committing to take full control of security by year’s end. My hat is off to them and I wish them success. As all Americans should. In fact the world should be hoping and praying for the new Democratic Iraq to succeed. But apparently too many petulant liberals, who fear […]

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Aug 02 2006

Democrats Surrender National Security

I thought I was tough on the Democrat Iraq plan for surrender and retreat in my previous post. But Michael Goodwin tears into the Dems in his New York Daily News column in such a way as to make me think I under estimated the damage the Dems did to themselves: With world attention focused […]

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Aug 01 2006

What Is In The Bekaa Valley?

Lebanese officials are noting a lot of Israeli Air Force activity in the Bekaa Valley near the Syrian border. Some wonder if IDF troops will soon be entering the area. Lebanese army and security officials said Tuesday night that a major IDF operation was underway against suspected Hizbullah positions near Baalbeek in eastern Lebanon’s Bekaa […]

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Aug 01 2006

Democrats Try Surrender For The Umpteenth Time

Democrats cannot surrender on surrender. There is now a ‘united front’ on cutting and running from Iraq. Good thing all those calling for retreat are already here at the rear of the battle, else there would be stampede of panicked liberals. Obviously the Democrats are pandering to their minority anti-war base who have been trying […]

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Jul 29 2006

Bush Takes Winning Over Polls

The news media are so easily manipulated you would think they have the common sense to at least be embarrassed about it. We have an election coming in the US. Bush’s poll numbers are down and his party would NORMALLY be expected to lose seats in Congress. The Jihadists and far left in this country […]

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Jul 27 2006

The War On Terror’s Last Phase

If people thought we were going to disrupt a few cells and take out a few enabling governments and be able to win the war on terror, they were sadly too optimistic. I had held out hope this would be possible. But the nature of our enemy never let me get too comfortable with that […]

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Jul 24 2006

WaPo Claims 4th ID Caused Iraq Insurgency

In another lame attempt to blame anyone but the terrorists the Washington Post is running some revisionist history claiming that the insurgency was created by the 4th Infantry being too tough early on in the War in Iraq: Today, the 4th Infantry and its commander, Maj. Gen. Raymond T. Odierno, are best remembered for capturing […]

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Jul 17 2006

Sunnis Learn A Hard Lesson

In what is probably the first large scale indication the US policy in Iraq is finally turning a corner we see the Sunni’s in Iraq ‘moderating’ their stance by asking for more US presence to quell the violence. It is no surprise three decades of anger and frustration were going to bubble over when the […]

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Jul 07 2006

Iraq’s Nuclear Program

update – fixed the link The existence of the Iraqi nuclear program into the 1990’s is not much in dispute since Saddam’s son-in-law Hussein Kamal defected in 1994-5 and finally exposed the program to the UN inspectors who had missed its existence for years since the end of the first Gulf War. But recently publishd […]

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Jul 06 2006

Beware 20/20 Hindsight

Most anyone who has tried to predict election cycles, or who will be in the World Series or the World Cup, what the next set of offensive plays will be in an NFL game, or what the next month at work will be like understand the difference between attempting to predict and prepare for something […]

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