Transforming the United States Global Defense Post
The policy organization at the Pentagon does two main kinds of work. There are the day-today tasks, drafting instructions for...
International Criminal Court
Germany and France want US held liable for ‘war crimes’
Germany and France want American servicemen and their leaders to be liable for 'war crimes' charges before the International Criminal...
1998-2002 National Security Congressional Scorecard
(Washington, D.C.): On the eve of the mid-term elections, the Center for Security Policy released its fifth Congressional National Security...
The tempting of George Bush
(Washington, D.C.): President George W. Bush has indisputably proven himself a world-class leader. For proof, one need look no further...
Beware ‘Leadership by Consensus’
(Washington, D.C.): There has been a subtle change in the unsolicited advice George W. Bush is receiving from prominent figures...
Two new reports should help White House clarify its China policy
The Bush administration's ambiguous China policy can be made clearer thanks to two new government reports that explain clearly how...
Time to Rethink Peacekeeping
(Washington, D.C.): Late last week, President Bush once again showed the stuff of which he is made. On the margins...
Will Israeli leaders be the first to be tried before the International Criminal Court?
The day after the United Nations ratified a world court to try war criminals, sympathizers of the Palestinian intifada demanded...
U.S. Sovereignty, Not Isolationism, is What Guides Bush Rejections of Defective Treaties
(Washington, D.C.): The common if rather sophomoric response to President Bush's recent decisions to disassociate the United States from five...
Mob Rule Evicts America from the U.N. Human Rights Commission
(Washington, D.C.): Yesterday, a secret ballot was used to deny the United States a seat on the UN Human Rights...
Clinton Legacy Watch # 54: An International Criminal Court that Erodes U.S. Sovereignty, Constitutional Rights
(Washington, D.C.): At the last possible moment,1 President Clinton inflicted upon the Nation and, in particular, its military what may...
Hell No, Clinton Shouldn’t Go — to North Korea
(Washington, D.C.): The Wall Street Journal yesterday reported what may be George W. Bush's first serious foreign policy mistake: According...
State of the Union: Senator Helms Does Speak for More Americans on U.S. Sovereignty than Clinton, Albright or the UN
(Washington, D.C.): Every one in a while, some good comes from even the most shameless acts of self-promotion. Last week,...
Telling It Like It Was: Chairman Helms on the C.T.B.T. Vote
(Washington, D.C.): Traditionally, the history of great battles has been written by the victors. In the case of the Senate's...
Clinton Legacy Watch # 27: A Counterculture Assault On The U.S. Military and The National Sovereignty It Safeguards
A Case in Point: Daryl Jones’ Nomination to Head the Air Force
(Washington, D.C.): There is a singularly troubling aspect of the Clinton Administration's mismanagement of the defense and foreign policy portfolios:...
Senator Lott ‘Grows’ in Office
(Washington, D.C.): In Washington, one often hears it said of conservative politicians that they have "grown in office" when they...