Could Israel die of thirst?
(Washington, D.C.): Last night, the Washington area was drenched overnight by a steady, hours-long downpour. As the rain fell, a...
Month: November 2002
With unanimous UN Security Council backing, Bush warns Iraq of ‘severest consequences’
President Bush is poised to finish off Saddam Hussein and his regime by the end of Ramadan. The UN Security...
President Bush Wants to Liberate Iraq, But the UN Security Council Does Not
In his press conference this afternoon, President Bush demonstrated once again his determination to prevent the danger posed by Saddam...
Now, to war
President Bush has now cleared the decks for action on his most immediate and important agenda item: Ending the threat...
Opportunities for Financial War on Terrorism
As predicted by, among others, Center for Security Policy President Frank J. Gaffney, Jr., the troubled tenure of Harvey Pitt...
In Memoriam an unsung hero of the Cold War: William T. Lee
(Washington, D.C.): A formidable intellect and tenacious analyst of Moscow and Beijing's military capabilities passed away last week. His friends...
Firing offense
(Washington, D.C.): Harvey Pitt's days as chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission seem numbered. It now appears that, once...
Blaming US, North Korea justifies nuclear weapons, threatens national suicide
"As it steps up its campaign for a treaty of non-aggression with the US, North Korea is denying that it...
1998-2002 National Security Congressional Scorecard
(Washington, D.C.): On the eve of the mid-term elections, the Center for Security Policy released its fifth Congressional National Security...
Krauthammer urges Bush to hold that line at the U.N.
(Washington, D.C.): Few syndicated columnists of our time address matters of state with the vision and verve of Charles Krauthammer....
Warning from Sweden: UN’s Iraq arms inspector Blix is ‘weak and easily fooled’
A former top Swedish diplomat warns that Hans Blix, chief of the United Nations arms inspection team in Iraq, is...