Rumsfeld’s war, Powell’s occupation
In a recent article for National Review, Barbara Lerner provides an insightful analysis of what has gone wrong to date...
United Nations
‘Cut-and-walk’ on Iraq?
(Washington, D.C.): Even without Bob Woodward's grudgingly favorable rendering of the wartime leadership of George W. Bush, one thing has...
Bottom-of-the-sea treaty
(Washington, D.C.): Below is an important editorial from the 29 March 2004 edition of the Wall Street Journal outlining many...
Senators hear how LOST will cripple national security
Advocates of a United Nations treaty that would severely erode US sovereignty and national security were stealthily trying to push...
Insulting our intelligence: Unfounded charges against Bush team
Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld today powerfully responded to widely circulated – and thoroughly unfounded – charges of malfeasance with...
Deep-six this treaty
(Washington, D.C.): Twenty-two years ago, Ronald Reagan determined that the UN Convention on the Law of the Seas (UNCLOS) was,...
Reykjavic redux?
The United States and four other nations will soon sit down in Beijing with representatives of Kim Jong-ils Stalinist North...
A fateful choice
The 2004 presidential election is shaping up to be one of those extraordinary moments in the life of a democracy:...
Misleadership
Retired General Wesley Clark, we are told endlessly, is running on his record. Never mind that he has no record...
Deja vu all over again in North Korea
(Washington, D.C.): In today's editions, the Wall Street Journal forcefully editorialized about what the Center for Security Policy has described...
Qaddafi says US regime change policy convinced him to abandon WMDs
The US-led invasion of Iraq to disarm Saddam Hussein helped motivate Libyan leader Muammar Qaddafi to volunteer to give up...
Non-starter
(Washington, D.C.): It has become an article of faith in certain circles that President Bush fought an unnecessary and ill-advised...
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,...
Preaching terror
When Senator Jon Kyl opens a hearing of his Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Terrorism tomorrow morning, the subject will be...
UN authority continues to unravel as more countries back US-led forces in Iraq
Despite continued opposition from the United Nations and "Old Europe," the United States is leading a growing international military presence...
Don’t go wobbly, George
(Washington, D.C.): Suddenly, all the "smart people" have an idea for advancing the war on terror while cutting our costs,...