Terror-free investment hearings in DC and Ohio
This week two major events will occur which emphasize the importance of divesture from companies which invest in terror sponsors:...
Freedom’s champions
It was so, well, Soviet. This weekend's news clips showed Russian goon squads charging courageous opponents of an authoritarian Kremlin, truncheons...
The long road to victory
The common wisdom in Washington these days is that the Americans will leave Iraq by the end of President George...
Gaffney on Conservative Roundtable
In this video, CSP President Frank Gaffney appears on the Conservative Caucus' show "The Conservative Roundtable" to discuss the Bush...
Iraqi Muslims start a fatwa council against extremists
Here's some positive news from the ideological battlespace: Iraq's mainstream Sunni clerics have set up a fatwa council to issue...
Iran needs a reason to fear
Iranian gunboats on patrol in the Persian Gulf. The following article by Maj. Gen. Paul E. Vallely, Wayne Simmons, and...
Latin America’s radical grassroots (part 2)
In our article "The Radical Grassroots" published on March 28, 2007, we discussed the potential situation generated by the emergence...
Agricultural cooperativization in art
One of the greatest horrors of Chinese communism was the collectivization of agriculture that began in the mid-1950s. This poster,...
Pelosi’s proclivities
Speaker Nancy Pelosi is clearly one of those women who want it all. In her case though, this...
The “Right deviationist wind of reversing verdicts”
At the time of this poster's creation in 1976, China was emerging from the decade-long, state-instigated chaos of the "Great...
Al-Sadr’s new challenge to the US: Non-violence
The Iranians have been whipping the US in the Iraq political warfare game since the early weeks of the 2003...
“Meet coercion with hard blows”
To hear the North Koreans tell it, everything is our fault. The U.S. and its so-called "hostile nuclear first strike...
Guatemala’s upcoming elections
By Constatin Schoeh Von Norman Guatemala was the smallest country on President Bush's recent Latin America tour. It was worth...
Guatemala’s upcoming elections
Guatemala was the smallest country on President Bush's recent Latin America tour. It was worth the stop, however. For good...
Military service benefits civilian life
The majority of military jobs have direct civilian counterparts, and 81% of military careers are in non-combat occupations. Veterans of...
Ridicule: a potent US weapon
Demonization of the enemy is the general default position of American message-making against international threats, but it can go only...