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Articles related to "Al Qaeda"
Clarke's Collateral Damage Shame on Richard Clarke for politicizing the 9/11 Inquiry richard clarke • iraq • al qaeda • bin laden
Foolish Consistency Writing in The Nation, Robert Scheer exhibits a foolish consistency. robert scheer • the nation • al qaeda
Commission of Omission The 9/11 Commission, chartered with investingating the events on 9/11, has become politicized and its findings skewed by media determined to alter the outcome of the elections against the Administration, regardless of the actual findings. 9/11 commission • terrorist • al qaeda • burlingname • debra
A Just War Revisited Is our current military involvement in Afghanistan right? You bet it is. Here's why (and it's not about revenge). us navy • navy • afganistan • terrorism • taliban
A War of Ideas, Part I The war on terrorism is as much about ideas as it is about armed combat, but that doesn't mean that combat is worth any less than fighting the ideas. war • terrorism • terror • al qaeda • friedman
Afghanistan Needs More Than Just Troops As both presidential candidates call for more troops to be sent to Afghanistan, there is a growing realization that more than military force will be needed. afghanistan • nato • pakistan • iraq • al qaeda
Biodefense Strategy The war on terrorist supporting states is far from over, but the similarities to a person's fight with cancer is remarkable. cancer • spread • fight • tumor • terrorism
Getting It Wrong - Again The national media is embarrassed again as the radically misrepresent the conclusions of the preliminary staff report of the 9/11 Commission. 9/11 commissions • ny times
Iraq to Assume Responsibility for Anbar Province United States Marines in al Anbar Province, Iraq, are set to hand over their security responsibilities to Iraqi forces at the beginning of September. iraq's anbar province • nato in afghanistan • syria's foreign fighters • baghdad violence • battle for fallujah
Is Pakistan More Dangerous than Iran? Pakistan has the nuclear weapons and now is forming an Islamic Government similar to Iran. Shouldn't the U.S. be a little more worried about Pakistan? pakistan • musharaff • united states • iran • nuclear weapons
Musharraf's Resignation and the War on Terror The announced resignation of Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf has significant implications for the U.S. war on terrorism. pakistan • afghanistan • musharraf • nato • war on terror
Obama's Advantage Over Al-Qaeda The highest Office In The U.S. Having Been Won By An African-American Man With The Middle Name "Hussein" Could Undoutably Give Young Islamic Extremist's Pause. president -elect • president elect barack obama • obama • al-qaeda • obama's administration
Reassessing Al Qaeda Peter Bergen, author of Holy War, Inc., wrote an assessment for the Washington Post this past weekend of al Qaeda on its twentieth anniversary. bin laden • afghanistan • al qaeda • terrorism • war on terror
Replacing Musharraf The United States must disassociate itself from the Pakistani President without rupturing its relationship with the Pakistani military. pakistan • military coup • pakistani politics • musharraf • pakistani president musharraf
SPECIAL---History in the Making An analysis of the counterattack mounted by U.S. and British forces on Sunday, October 7th, 2001. aviation • air force • september 11th • bin laden • al qaeda
SPECIAL---The Anthrax Scare Another Current Events special feature. This article takes a look at the new phenomenon of bioterrorism that has swept the U.S. since October 4th. anthrax • terrorism • bioterrorism • bin laden • al-qaeda
Terminal Security The gripe-of-the-month is airport security. airport • terrorist • security • guard • al qaeda
The Petraeus Strategy in Afghanistan As General Petraeus assumes control of Central Command, his responsibility will expand from an Iraq focus to include the fight against a resurgent Taliban in Afghanistan. iraq • iran • afghanistan • petraeus • taliban
The Spies, the Military, and the Courts The art of espionage is as old as the arts of diplomacy and war. All it takes is a little money and a vague indication that the other side may have some information that could change the balance of power. Sometimes espionage serves a valuable purpose. Usually it does not. spies in the us military • al-qaeda operatives in cuba • spies and translators
The War on Terror - Two Years Later Who can forget the shock and horror of that day only two years ago when the "war on terror" began because of the deeds of a few radical Islamic fanatics? Two years later, what has that "war on terror" accomplished? finding al-qaeda • war on terror
Understanding Who Are the Taliban While the media reports about the Taliban or al-Qaeda fighting US and NATO troops in Afghanistan, there is a general lack of understanding of exactly who are the Taliban taliban and afghanistan • taliban and pakistan • afghan insurgency • afghan militants • al-qaeda and afghanistan
Applying the Iraqi Surge Strategy to Afghanistan Barack Obama and the US military have been advocating a troop "surge" strategy for Afghanistan as a solution to the war. A solution which poses serious risks. afghanistan and iraq • iraq surge afghanistan • obama and afghanistan • obama foreign policy • war in afghanistan
American Valor American forces provide a necessary demonstration of valor in Gardez. afghanistan • gardez
Terrorism and Pornography German police in Hamburg and Berlin recently obtained permission to explore the hard drive on Mohammed Motassadeq's computer as part of the seemingly endless investigation into his links to the 9/11 hijackers. Rather than finding useful data on al-Qaeda, inspectors found a computer full of pornography retrieved from the Internet. mohammed motassadeq • motassadeq trial • german investigations into terrorism and terrorist
Why America Slept Complacent at the end of the Cold War, America largely ignored the threat posed by rising Islamic extremism. The history of this complacency is docuemnted int Gerald Posner's "Why America Slept" gerald posner • why america slept • terroism
7 Years in Afghanistan, Is the Millitary Winning Inept planning, partisan politics and insufficient military support places American troops in harms way. Not losing a battle does not mean you are winning the war! vietnam • afghanistan • war on terror • sun tzu • art of war
Crooks, Criminals, and the Pursuit of Justice On 13 February two important events occurred. One was the trial of the former Yugoslav dictator Slobodan Milosevic. The other event was the arraignment of John Walker Lindh, the American who was captured while fighting with the Taleban in Afghanistan. war crimes trials • international war crimes tribunal • americans in the taleban
Dangerous Countries for Tourists The world's hot spots are located on almost every continent, so it's wise to check the most up to date warnings and advisories. dangerous countries for tourists • kidnappings • terrorism • civil war • natural disasters
Gretchen Peters Examines Afghan Drug Trade Fighting terrorism will require going after the drug traffickers in Afghanistan and Pakistan. So far very little has been done to interrupt the flow of money to Al Qaeda. gretchen peters • review of seeds of terror • the taliban and drug trade • al qaeda and drug traffickers • heroin trade in afghanistan and pakistan
Guantanamo Bay Guantanamo Bay is perhaps one of America's biggest scandals of the last decade, and now the whole world is waiting to see what President Obama will do about it. guantanamo bay • president obama • human rights • bush administration atrocities • guantanamo bay detainees
Pentagon Memorial Set to be Unveiled In a few weeks, the United States Defense Department will dedicate a memorial to the airline and Pentagon victims of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. pentagon memorial • terrorist attacks • september 11th 2001 • terrorism • afghanistan
The Truth about Suicide Bombing The idea that suicide bombings are encouraged in Islam is completely false. Any Islamic fatwa supporting it is rejected by the teachings of Islam. suicide bombing • suicide bombers • dr. mahmoud el-zahar • hamas • fatwa on suicide bombing
Thinking Through Anxiety and Global Conditions Finding stability these days is hard. If fear, worry, and tension are overwhelming, take heart. There's hope for the world yet. anxiety and global conditions • economic recovery fears • al qaeda and terrorism • fears about 2012 • chronic anxiety
US-wanted Cleric Named To Post Sheikh Hassan Dahir Aweys, a hardliner in the Islamic Courts, is named as head of parliament somalia • islamic courts • sheikh hassan dahir aweys • somalia politics • taliban
Vapor Trails The war on terrorism isn't just about connecting the dots and identifying the failures of imagination, but it requires law enforcement and intelligence agencies to follow the vapor trails that the terrorists give off earlier and earlier to prevent another 9/11 mass casualty terrorist attack. vapor • trail • terrorist • al • qaeda
Yielding to the Global Bully The Spanish surrender to terror. madrid bombing • prime minister jose maria aznar
Alias Does Battle with 24 and Prime Suspect "Alias," "24" and "Prime Suspect" go head to head on Sunday. Network shows face the axe. "Frontline" examines the life of an Al Queda informant. TV Land wants viewers to pick their favorite TV dads. This week in television history remembers "Real People." alias • 24 • prime suspect • helen mirren • pbs
In Search of an Election Surprise In the New Republic John Judis suggests that the Bush Adminsitration is not only going after AL Qaeda terrorists, it has planned the annoucement of such a capture during a three-day window during the Democratic National Convention. For that to be realistic, the Pakistanis must have already captured a "high value target." Who is Mr. Judis? john judis • high value target • afghanistan
Commissions, Inquiries, and Effectiveness What are some things governments tend to do effectively? Spend money? Yes. Create, sponsor, and fund commissions to investigate serious issues? Yes. Continue to express support for these commissions regardless of the absurdity of their findings? Absolutely. investigative commissions • investigating sept.11 • global terrorism • us war on terror
New Strategies for Baghdad Violence is down in Baghdad and the American and Iraqi governments must capitalize on the relative peace. baghdad • war on terror • the "surge" • the "surge" is working • iraqi capital
Harold and Kumar Blaze Stereotypes Released in 2004, "Harold & Kumar Go To White Castle" reveals insights about the characters and American society and takes the average stoner comedy down in flames. harold & kumar go to white castle • harold • kumar • john cho • kal penn
Needing Help From Abby Reconciling pre-war assessments of WMD and the latest information is difficult. "Still Confused" asks for help from Abby. iraq • wmd • abby
Pakistan’s Nuclear Dilemma Pakistan's nuclear warheads are more of a risk in the region. Political tensions rise after the assassination of Bhutto, political unrest, and Musharraf's fall from grace pakistan's nuclear program • pervez musharraf • benazir bhutto assassination • atomic warheads • highly enriched uranium
War in Somalia For several months the threat of war has loomed inside Somalia. Ethiopian troops protecting Somalia's interim government are now battling fighters loyal to Islamists. somalia war • ethiopia war • horn of africa war • union of islamic courts • transitional federal government
Labor Protests in Dubai UAE Law # 8 & 12 govern Labor Law: "Trade unions do not exist [and]...Strikes are forbidden." The law is simple & direct. Deviations result in fines, jail and deportation labor protests • worker demonstrations • strikes in dubai • worker deportations • dubai arests
Dealing with Combatants in Guantanamo The capture of irregular forces in Afghanistan poses some interesting questions about appropriate application of the rules of war. Congress should step in and step up an appropriate protocol.
Obama and Iranian Cooperation in Afghanistan Several strategies are offered to win the Afghan war, whether by sending more troops or withdrawing them. Either way, Iran's cooperation could to be the key to success. obama foreign policy • america foreign policy • obama and iran • iran and afghanistan • iran foreign policy
War, Religion, and Civilization Why do some groups rarely fight each other while other groups engage in warfare rather frequently? The answers are varied, complex, and inextricable from human nature. war on terrorism • middle east politics • nature of war • war and society • origins of war
Warring, Voting, and Leading Think of all the usual allegations that are part of a claim that some person or group is racist: "They discriminated!"; "They burned the home and the crops!"; "They have no clue about the true meaning of civil rights!". This is not a trek into the American south during the 1960s. This is what is happening now in southern Africa and more precisely in Zimbabwe. crisis in zimbabwe • robert mugabe • zimbabwe independence • rhodesia • conflict diamonds
More Media Wars, "fair and balanced" When libertarian pundits dis each other, the fun flies! And FOX is sueing over "fair and balanced" reporting. media • media issues • fox • libertarians |
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