Waging the ‘War of Ideas’
In recent weeks, senior Bush Administration officials have begun talking about a heretofore largely neglected, and arguably decisive, front in...
WSJ: ‘Old China hands’ spell danger for Bush
"The last thing the world needs at this roiling moment in history is for a crisis to erupt across the...
Final sellout of Taiwan in the works?
With President Bush's younger brother, Neil, acknowledging involvement in what intelligence professionals might call Chinese honey traps and princeling business...
Al Jazeera and Al Arabiya have made themselves military targets
When news organizations make common cause with terrorists, they lose their protected status and make themselves legitimate targets. This isn't...
Is Bush’s commitment to democracy a ‘sometime thing’?
(Washington, D.C.): President Bush's Thanksgiving Day visit to the troops in Baghdad was but the latest and to date most...
Hats off to the FBI
Free-speech advocates from around the world are assailing the FBI for its concerns that terrorist elements might be using nonviolent...
De-bunking the attackers of the President’s top terrorism-fighting aides
As the 2004 presidential campaign revs up, supporters of a "regime change" against President Bush are trying to discredit his...
Non-starter
(Washington, D.C.): It has become an article of faith in certain circles that President Bush fought an unnecessary and ill-advised...
Turning the tide in the propaganda war
Extreme Islamist forces are at least temporarily on the defensive politically. It is important that the US pocket these setbacks...
State Department commission chief calls Saudi Wahhabism a ‘strategic threat’
The Saudi government continues to finance and export its extremist Wahhabi strain of Islam, and as such is a "strategic...
Osama’s silent partner?
He claims "America, under Bush, is a danger to the world." He compares President Bush to the Nazis. He's spent...
Terror-tied
Most Americans were cheered by recent news of an improving economic forecast, but not the Democrats who have made blaming...
Remarks to the Council on Foreign Relations
Presenter: Douglas J. Feith, Under Secretary of Defense for Policy (Particpating was Robert Gallucci) Feith: Good Evening. Thank you, Bob,...
Perspective on US casualties in Iraq
Some politicians are losing their stomach over the recent terrorist attacks and helicopter crashes in Iraq. Some find the conflict...
Trapping the Bush team
What do erstwhile Iraqi despot Saddam Hussein and the Vice Chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, Senator Jay Rockefeller (D-WV),...
Treason’s first cousin: ‘Heads should roll’
Senator Jay Rockefeller, the top Democrat on the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, seems to think it's just spiffy if...