Why We Won’t Attack Iran Anytime Soon
The Financial Times takes a skeptical look at claims that there’s an imminent plan to retaliate against Iran. They examine the political and military difficulties of such a strike and find that it’s...
View ArticleSomething To Be Thankful For… Unless You’re A Defeatist Democrat…
Don Surber lays it on the line: we’re winning in Iraq, and the Democrats are stuck in the past: The New York Times devoted a huge hunk of its Page One on Tuesday to the good news of the return to more...
View ArticleA Curious Coincidence
Ed Morrisey has a good synopsis of the declassified National Intelligence Estimate on Iran’s nuclear weapons program. (The document itself is available here.) It’s conclusions are quite interesting: We...
View ArticleHizballah Declares War
Hassan Nasrallah, the head of the Iranian-backed terrorist group Hizballah has declared a state of open warfare against the Lebanese government. In Beirut, Hezballah terrorists have already engaged in...
View ArticleBiden’s Servile Foreign Policy
Sen. Joe Biden (in an response to Sen. Lieberman’s must-read piece on Democrats and the war) writes on his critique of America’s post-9/11 foreign policy. His arguments are reasonable, but the problem...
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Iran In The Flames Of Revolution
Right now, the people of Iran are engaged in a struggle against tyranny. The Ahmadinejad regime, flagrantly stealing an election, is now on the razor’s edge as hundreds of thousands take the streets to...
View ArticleHistory Repeating Itself As Tragedy
Will Collier notes that Obama is acting like Jimmy Carter in 1979: Rather than offering any crumbs of support to the Iranians who are literally putting their lives on the line for their own freedom,...
View ArticleA Time For Solidarity
David Ignatius has an excellent column on why the revolution in Iran is so important, and why President Obama should stand up and show solidarity with the Iranian people: President Obama was right to...
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From Tunis to Tehran
It is now clear that a wave of democratization is sweeping across the Arab world. What began in Tunisia with the exile of dictator Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali has now spread to Arab and Muslim capitals...
View ArticlePredictions 2012
It’s time to close out 2011 and ring in the New Year, 2012. And as I do every year, it’s time for some predictions for the new year. So here, in no particular order, are my predictions for 2012: Mitt...
View ArticleCrystal Ball Watch 2012
A long-standing tradition here is to come up with some prediction for the New Year, and at the end of the year see how right or wrong I was. And this year shall be no exception. So, without further...
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