CUNY, Tony Kushner and Jeffrey Wiesenfeld
I have been meaning to write about the storm raging in New York following CUNY's board of trustees decision not to...
Month: May 2011
Claudia Rosett: the North Korea/Iran Axis
Forbes columnist Claudia Rosett, journalist-in-residence at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, addressed the Center for Security Policy's National Security...
Something rotten in Denmark (and here)
Surprisingly, on net, last week was not a good one for the Free World. Despite the signal accomplishment of liquidating...
The PLO’s desperate defenders
By most accounts, the Fatah-Hamas unity deal signing ceremony Wednesday was a grand affair. Hamas terror-chief Khaled Mashaal jetted in...
McKeon: Saving defense from defense savings
Yesterday, Rep. Howard "Buck" McKeon (R-CA), Chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, delivered remarks at the Heritage Foundation reminding...
Cuba going the way of China?
On April 16th and April 19th, Raul Castro delivered his opening and closing speeches before the sixth assembly of the...
Clare Lopez: The Mission into Pakistan for Bin Laden
Clare Lopez, a Senior Fellow at the Center for Security Policy and co-author of Shariah: The Threat to America, appeared...
Double Games: It’s not just Pakistan
Americans have had a rude awakening. The military's liquidation of Osama bin Laden a few days ago in a million-dollar,...
Walking too softly
These days, when it comes to the U.S.-Mexico border, the only thing more alarming than the myriad security threats crossing...
Competing visions of “Never Again”
In the end, the Holocaust raged until the Allied powers won the war. It didn't have to be that way....
Time for a fresh start on ‘terrorism’
The liquidation of Osama bin Laden is a cause for full-throated national celebration. It must also be the occasion for...