Conflicts That Can’t Be Resolved
By Irving Kristol Wall Street Journal, 05 September 1997 Three more bombs went off in Jerusalem yesterday, killing at least...
Foreign Policy
Blood On Our Hands: Concessions Demanded By U.S. ‘Peace Processors’ Are Endangering Israeli Security, Lives
(Washington, D.C.): The victims of today's murderous terrorist bombings in Jerusalem are more than the latest statistics that make the...
Test The MIRACL Laser Against A Satellite: The Outcome Of The Next War May Turn On A Proven American A.S.A.T. Capability
(Washington, D.C.): The New York Times gave front-page, above-the-fold treatment yesterday to a proposal by the U.S. Army to test...
Welcome to Oslo’: When the U.S. Gets Rolled on its Landmines Exceptions, Will the Joint Chiefs Hold the (Red) Line(s)?
(Washington, D.C.): A U.S. delegation led by Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Eric Newsom has the unenviable task of laboring...
Defectors Spare US Further, Ill Advised Appeasement of North Korea- At Least Temporarily
(Washington, D.C.): The Administration's decision to grant asylum to two North Korean diplomats following their defection last weekend has prevented...
Defectors Spare US Further, Ill Advised Appeasement of North Korea– At Least Temporarily
(Washington, D.C.): The Administration's decision to grant asylum to two North Korean diplomats following their defection last weekend has prevented...
Wake-Up Call From Novaya Zemlya: Zero-Yield Nuclear Test Ban Is Unverifiable, Russians Will Cheat, U.S. Will Suffer
(Washington, D.C.): The front-page of the Washington Times revealed today that Russia is suspected of having conducted a nuclear test...
Bureaucratic Foul Play is a Threat to the B-2 Bomber Not Foul Weather
(Washington, D.C.): The late August news vacuum was temporarily filled last week with astounding reports that the United States' most...
High-Level Roundtable Discussion Reveals U.S. Nuclear Deterrent’s Credibility, Reliability Imperilled
(Washington, D.C.): The Center for Security Policy today released a ten-page summary of its High-Level Roundtable Discussion on "The Future...
With ‘Partners for Peace’ Like Arafat, Who Needs Enemies?
(Washington, D.C.): Just when it seemed impossible for Yasser Arafat to demonstrate more clearly his contempt for the Middle East...
Panama slipping into China’s ready grasp?
By Gordon Sumner & Howard Phillips Washington Times, 18 August 1997 With virtually no serious debate, Congress has committed $6...
Will The U.S. Cede The Strategic ‘Path Between The Seas’ To The People’s Republic Of China And/Or Narco-Traffickers?
(Washington, D.C.): One of the most strategically portentous actions taken by the U.S. government in recent memory is going forward...
Say It Ain’t So: Ross’ Trilateral Intelligence Gambit Threatens US Security Interests
(Washington, D.C.): President Clinton's Middle East Special Envoy, Dennis Ross, capped four days of feverish shuttle diplomacy in the region...
Don’t Fall for it Mr. President: Landmine Ban is Seductive, But a Bad Policy and a Formula for Killing US Personnel
(Washington, D.C.): According to press accounts, President Clinton has one more "to do" item before he heads to Martha's Vineyard...
Denial Is No Basis For Securing A Durable Mideast Peace
(Washington, D.C.): The Clinton Administration's manic reaction to the latest international crisis is, unfortunately, all too typical. Its effort to...
‘Peace Process’? Bombs Say More Than Words Do
By Robert L. Pollock Wall Street Journal, 31 July 1997 BRUSSELS -- The Middle East is endangered, and not primarily...