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Almost nine months ago, President Barack Obama ordered members of his administration to stop using the phrase “Global War on Terror” to describe the nation’s effort to fight back against the likes of Al-Qaeda and the Taliban. In it’s place, he let it be known that “overseas contingency operation” was a term better suited to [...]
Despite President Obama’s Objections, Those in Uniform Know Global War on Terror Continues
November 11th, 2009 · No Comments
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Attorney Calls for Formal Investigation of DoD Contract for Study of Portable Lie Detectors
November 3rd, 2009 · No Comments
In a post almost seven months ago, I reported on a claim that the Preliminary Credibility Assessment Screening System, a hand-held portable lie detector system made by Lafayette Instrument Company, was never tested for countermeasures before it was deployed to troops in combat zones and that it was the success of National Institute for Truth [...]
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Law Professors Snubbed U.S. Northern Command
October 16th, 2009 · 1 Comment
During an appearance as the guest speaker at the Oct. 8 meeting of The World Affairs Council of San Antonio, Jeffrey F. Addicott told the story of what happened after U.S. Northern Command issued a plea for help to professors serving at the nation’s 200 law schools: Only one professor replied. Addicott.
Distinguished Professor of Law [...]
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Writer Wrong About Obama’s Defense Positions
February 3rd, 2009 · No Comments
In the second paragraph of his Salon.com piece today, writer Glenn Greenwald claims President Barack Obama campaigned on a platform of increased defense spending. One needs only visit the Obama-Biden campaign web site or watch a campaign-trail video of Obama to see that the ever-so-hopeful writer is mistaken.
In Ten Reasons NOT to Elect Barack Obama, [...]
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Russian Proverbs Shed Light on Georgian Conflict
August 14th, 2008 · 10 Comments
Though I walked away from my Russian language classes more than 20 years ago with only rudimentary language skills, I learned a lot about the Russian people by studying their proverbs. Below, I share some Russian proverbs I think might shed light on the current conflict between Russia and Georgia:
Proverb: Where two are fighting, [...]
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