Saddam’s Lessons In Arms Control
By Fred C. IkléWall Street Journal, 04 March 1998 Let us admit fairly, as a business people should, We have...
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Excerpts of Testimony of Ahmad Chalabi, President of the Executive Council, Iraqi National Congress
Before the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations Near Eastern and South Asian Subcommittee 2 March 1998 I am here as...
Where’s Al? The Veep Is Missing in Action on the ‘Y2K’ Crisis
(Washington, D.C.): Public awareness is inexorably growing about the magnitude of the danger posed to the U.S. economy, national security...
A ‘Great Victory’ for Iraq
By William Kristol and Robert KaganWashington Post, 26 February 1998 The devil is in the details. With this mantra, critics...
Message To Saddam
By Michael Kelly Washington Post, 25 February 1998 "This should not be about trust," said President Clinton on Monday, as...
This Is The Time to ‘Bash’ — Or At Least Repudiate — The U.N.; Bipartisan, Bicameral Consensus Emerges That Saddam Must Go
(Washington, D.C.): In light of press reports that Secretary of State Madeleine Albright was, to a considerable degree, responsible for...
Guess Who Else Is Cooking Up Biological Weapons? Russia
(Washington, D.C.): Will the third time be a charm? First, the American people were confronted with warnings that Saddam Hussein's...
Open Letter
United States Senate Washington, DC 20510-3603 February 4, 1998 Hon. William S. Cohen Secretary of Defense The Pentagon Washington, D.C....
Open Letter to the President
Committee for Peace and Security in the Gulf 1615 L Street, N.W. Suite 900 Washington, DC 20036 19 February 1998...
Senator Inhofe Engages Pentagon on Space Control: Will U.S. Military Leaders Affirm They Can’t Live Without It?
(Washington, D.C.): Tomorrow, one of the Senate's most stalwart leaders on national security matters -- Senator Jim Inhofe (R-OK) --...
‘Serious Consequences’: If Clinton Means It, Here’s the Alternative to His Failed Strategy of ‘Containing’ Saddam
(Washington, D.C.): If the past seven years have taught us nothing else, one lesson is clear: Saddam will never permit...
Will NATO Expand To Include ‘Trojan Horses’?
(Washington, D.C.): Tomorrow, three of the Clinton Administration's biggest guns will appear before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on behalf...
‘No Brainer’: Chiefs Must Not Accept Backdoor Landmine Ban
(Washington, D.C.): If the Clinton Administration's rhetoric is to be credited, the United States is at this moment poised to...
Accept No Substitutes: Clinton Address On Iraq Signals Continuing Failure To Grasp Need For Toppling Saddam
(Washington, D.C.): In his remarks to a Pentagon audience and the Nation today, President Clinton made a persuasive case --...
Caspian Watch # 10: Russia Makes Its Move In Yeltsin’s ‘Pipeline War’
(Washington, D.C.): With official Washington completely absorbed with the prospects for renewed conflict with Iraq and President Clinton's deepening personal...
Sex And Insecurity: Is Clinton’s Misconduct Endangering More Than His Presidency?
(Washington, D.C.): The 6 February 1998 editions of the Daily Oklahoman carried a op.ed. article by Lisa Dean that deserves...