‘Fit To Print’: Bush Has No Excuse For Continuing To Ignore Soviet Non-Creditworthiness
(Washington, D.C.): Today's New York Times features a front-page story updating information published by the Center for Security Policy a...
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New York Times Joins Center In Calling For US Leadership To Halt Serbian Aggression
Increasingly brazen Serbian efforts to broaden and consolidate communist control over a forcibly reconfigured Yugoslavia have prompted the New York...
Serbia vs. the New World Order
The New York Times, August 14, 1991 Aggressors must not be allowed to profit from their conquests. That's the principle...
No ‘Thanks’ Due Syria, Iran: U.S. View of Sponsors of Terrorism a Prelude to October Peace Conference Fiasco?
(Washington, D.C.): In the past few days, President Bush has acted in a manner that can only reinforce Israeli concerns...
FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLS: THE SERBIAN DRESS-REHEARSAL FOR THE COMING CRISIS IN EUROPE
(Washington, D.C.): In recent days, the naked aggression of totalitarian forces in Yugoslavia, the threatening stance of their foreign allies...
Help With Soviet Conversion Is Risky
BY: Frank J. Gaffney, Jr., Defense News , August 5, 1991 One of many bad ideas emerging as the Bush...
MORE ON THE SOVIET DEFENSE ‘CONVERSION’ SCAM: WASHINGTON POST‘S HOAGLAND SECONDS CENTER CONCERNS
In an article entitled "The Other Cold War Goes On," published in today's Washington Post, Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist Jim Hoagland...
The liar’s doorstep: U.S. should mistrust Hafez Assad
The New Republic , August 12, 1991 In his eagerness to be a Middle East peacemaker, George Bush would do...
The Other Cold War Goes On
BY: Jim Hoagland The Washington Post, August 13, 1991 The Cold War is not over, a Soviet intellectual told me...
SPEAKING OF COVER-UPS: WESTERN EFFORT TO CONCEAL SOVIET INSOLVENCY WHILE GIVING NEW AID IS A REAL SCANDAL
(Washington, D.C.): It is striking that, at the very moment Washington is seized with a series of allegations about official...
Should Germany’s M.B.B. Be Permitted To Reap What It ‘Sowed’ In The Gulf?
Among the numerous companies currently competing for a large contract to be awarded momentarily by the government of Kuwait is...
What The Senate Votes On ABM Mean: The End Of Absolute US Vulnerability
(Washington, D.C.): Today will live in history as a day when the United States took the first, momentous step toward...
Accept No Substitutes: Only Systemic Soviet Reform Will Reduce The Threat, Justify US Aid
Submitted Testimony by Frank J. Gaffney, Jr. Director of the Center for Security Policy before the House Armed Services Committee...
Center To Congress: Insist On A Hard Bargain With Moscow Rather Than A Dangerous, If ‘Grand,’ One
The United States is embarking upon a reckless -- and potentially quite dangerous -- course if, as appears to be...
‘Defense Conversion’ (Read Modernization) And Other Economic Flim-Flams Of The Moscow Summit
As the media hype and presidential public relations handlers concentrate on the START signing ceremony, Middle East peace prospects, the...
1991 Keeper of the Flame Award: Garry Kasparov
In a major public address this evening, Garry Kasparov -- the World Chess Champion and champion of democracy in the...