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We are all Tea Partiers now

We are all Tea Partiers now. Several months ago when I told a colleague at work that I was a member of the local Tea Party in NJ and was going to do a Tax Day speech he looked at

The Petraeus In The Room

The Afghanistan blame game begins with Time magazine putting it out there, albeit gently: The influx of troops, requested by General Stanley McChrystal, approved by President Barack Obama and overseen by General David Petraeus, brought stability to some areas in

Military Islamo-Insanity In Britain: The RAF Ayatollah

Dr Hayward (left), the Muslim convert “RAF Ayatollah” at an Armed Forces Muslim Association event last year with a more authentic Ayatollah to the right. An apparently rare breed of British military officer with the appropriate patriotic moral clarity and

Some Troops Killed In Helo Crash Identified

From the Associated Press: Reports identifying some of the U.S. troops killed when their helicopter was shot down in Afghanistan began circulating Sunday. Thirty Americans and eight Afghans were killed in the crash, making it the deadliest single loss for

America's Credit Downgrade: Is China Behind It?

A well connected publication that covers Asia, The Diplomat, has an interesting bit of analysis about the American credit downgrade and how the Chinese lead the charge. They are not suggesting that America’s credit problems are manufactured: they are real.

Nation Building And Negativity

Salman Taseer, the Punjabi governor known for his opposition to Pakistan’s blasphemy laws, was assassinated earlier th is year. While his murderer has become something of a hero at home, the West lamented the death of this prominent Islamic moderate.

Third Technical Failure This Year Grounds All F-35's

Program officials are blaming an electrical fault aboard one of the Air Force A-model birds that has caused the grounding for all test jets while they gather information and investigate. Luckily for the program and the pilot, the power failure

Bitter Recriminations Fly Over U.S. Debt Downgrade

The late Friday Standard & Poor’s report (PDF) downgrading U.S. debt from AAA to AA+, with negative outlook, has raised anger and anxiety around the world, and led to a feeling that the deterioration of the global financial system is

The Phone Call

The sun has rested behind mother earth leaving us with the dark of night. Windows are opened allowing the crisp night breeze flow through the room. The night sounds lifeless were it not for the crickets outside chirping away. With

President Obama Committed In Employing Our Veterans

August 5th, the White House released its factsheet titled “President Obama’s Commitment to Employing America’s Veterans.” On the surface, President Obama should be commended for his continuous support to our veterans. However, his track record in threatening service members pay

Time to Ask Questions Over Chinook Downing

At this point, it’s hard to call of this a coincidence. What we know is that the Chinook did crash as a result of hostile fire and everyone aboard was killed in its crash. The service members aboard were overwhelmingly

7-Aug-11 World View — Turkey's Patience Runs Out Over Syria

This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com. Turkey says that ‘patience is running out’ over Syria’s savagery Turkey’s Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu (Zaman) For months, there’s been talk that Turkey might invade Syria to create a “buffer zone” on Syrian soil

Bait and Switch: The Libyan Battle Royal

Since the inception of Operation Odyssey Dawn, the United States and its allies have half-heartedly executed military intervention operations against the Qaddafi regime. Numerous nation states immediately signed on with this operation pressuring the United States to eventually commit. This

Rep. Gohmert: Gambling with America's Security

Texas Congressman Louie Gohmert takes time from his August recess to give us his take on the debt deal in Washington, one he calls, “disastrous.” “This bill is about national security,” he says, noting that because of base line budgeting