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U.S Troops in the Golan Heights?

CSP November 15, 1994

BY: Daniel Pipes The Washington Times, November 15, 1994 There's a debate bubbling up on the sidelines of the Arab-Israeli...

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  • Deterrence
  • Foreign Policy

THE MORNING AFTER: MID-TERM ELECTIONS SET STAGE FOR NEW DIRECTION IN U.S. SECURITY POLICY

CSP November 9, 1994

(Washington, D.C.): Yesterday's astounding victories for Republicans in the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives should produce more than a...

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  • Foreign Policy

‘BAIT AND SWITCH’: CLINTON’S CYNICAL FOREIGN POLICY MACHINATIONS DISSERVE U.S. INTERESTS, VOTERS

CSP November 7, 1994

(Washington, D.C.): Rarely have U.S. national interests and the American electorate been more shamelessly manipulated than by President Clinton in...

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  • Foreign Policy

Foreign policy success shrinkage

CSP November 7, 1994

BY: Frank GaffneyThe Washington Times, November 7, 1994 Even before the polls open, the early returns are coming in on...

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  • Foreign Policy
  • Middle East

At Last, the Debate is Joined Over the Wisdom of Deploying U.S. Forces on the Golan Heights

CSP November 2, 1994

(Washington, D.C.): Yesterday saw an important development concerning the plan to deploy U.S. troops on the Golan Heights as part...

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  • Congress Watch

ON THE RECORD: LEGISLATORS’ COMMITMENT TO NATIONAL SECURITY– OR LACK OF IT — REVEALED BY FIRST CENTER SCORECARD

CSP October 27, 1994

(Washington, D.C.): On the eve of the 1994 mid-term congressional election, the Center for Security Policy today released the premier...

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  • Foreign Policy
  • Middle East

Read Moynihan’s Lips: No U.S. Troops on the Golan Heights

CSP October 27, 1994

(Washington, D.C.): Just days after the Center for Security Policy published its blue-ribbon study(1) opposing the deployment of U.S. forces...

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  • Middle East

What hazards along the road to Damascus? Mission impossible

CSP October 27, 1994

BY: Frank GaffneyThe Washington Times, October 27, 1994 As part of its search for a "comprehensive" peace, Israel is negotiating...

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  • Foreign Policy
  • Middle East

U.S. Forces on the Golan Heights: An Assessment of Benefits and Costs

CSP October 25, 1994

By: GENERAL JOHN FOSS (USA, Ret.) Commanding General, Training and Doctrine Command 1989-91; formerly responsible for U.S. forces in the...

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  • Foreign Policy
  • Middle East

CENTER’S BLUE-RIBBON STUDY WARNS AGAINST USE OF U.S. FORCES ON THE GOLAN HEIGHTS

CSP October 24, 1994

(Washington, D.C.): As President Clinton prepares to visit the Middle East, where he aims to secure a breakthrough in Syrian-Israeli...

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  • Deterrence

GOING, GOING…: CENTER HIGH-LEVEL ROUNDTABLE EXAMINES CLINTON DECISIONS IMPERILLING U.S. UNDERSEA WARFARE FORCES

CSP October 21, 1994

(Washington, D.C.): Evidence that the United States' future ability to make effective use of undersea assets for nuclear deterrence, sea...

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  • Foreign Policy

Dangerously deceiving eye of the storm? Stage set for reverses

CSP October 19, 1994

BY: Frank Gaffney Jr.The Washington Times, October 19, 1994 Slowly but steadily, a new party line is taking form: Believe...

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  • Foreign Policy

WHISTLING PAST GALLUCCI GULCH: APPEASEMENT WILL ASSURE — NOT PREVENT — CONFLICT WITH PYONGYANG

CSP October 19, 1994

(Washington, D.C.): History reserves a special infamy for fatuous remarks that express the unfounded optimism of world leaders bent on...

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1994 Keeper of the Flame Award: Jon Kyl

CSP October 12, 1994

At an elegant black-tie dinner last night at Washington's ANA Westin Hotel, the Center for Security Policy hosted its fifth...

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  • Foreign Policy
  • Middle East

‘I.S.O. JIMMY CARTER’: BEST CASE, SADDAM EXPECTS TO BE REWARDED FOR NOT INVADING KUWAIT; WORST CASE, IT’S WAR

CSP October 7, 1994

(Washington, D.C.): Saddam Hussein's threatening moves of the past few days -- and the renewed threat they pose to Kuwait...

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  • Foreign Policy
  • Middle East

‘Look Who’s Talking’! Unlikely New Voice Makes the Case Against Putting U.S. Troops on the Golan Heights

CSP October 6, 1994

(Washington, D.C.): Question: What enemy of peace, what underminer of the Mideast peace process, what retrograde Likud-nik opponent of the...

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