This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com. Welcome to 2012 New Year in Sydney (Reuters) The first places to celebrate the arrival of 2012 were the two South Pacific nations of Samoa and Tokelan, the two countries that skipped a day
This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com. Iran to test long-range missiles in Gulf in final phase of war games Danger to Kharg Island tells traders that Iran is bluffing Boko Haram terrorists attack mosque in northern Nigeria Armed clashes with
From Reuters: Iran will fire long-range missiles during a naval drill in the Gulf on Saturday, a semi-official news agency reported, a show of force at a time when Iran has threatened to close shipping lanes if the West imposes
It’s easy to get one view of a foreign nation from our government’s relationship with it, or news coverage that paints a nation as either “good” or “evil.” But sometimes it’s possible to see an entirely different perspective on life
More MSM Palace Guarding as documented by RCP’s Richard Benedetto: Over the past five months, the Republican presidential candidates participated in 13 debates where they fielded dozens of penetrating questions on every major issue facing the nation, and some not
This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com. North Korean people cry ‘tears of blood’ in choreographed funeral of Kim Jung-il South Korea sends a military threat message to Kim Jong-Un U.S. Fifth Fleet threatens Iran with retaliation in Strait of Hormuz
I was an Air Force Flight surgeon on active duty from about 1963. One personal experience I had that really made me start to think about the war was that I was doing many physicals on Army warrant officers who
This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com. Thousands of Israelis protest ultra-Orthodox Jewish extremists Afghan Taliban set up embassy office in Doha, Qatar Last week’s ECB euro liquidity flood is failing badly Iran threatens to close the Strait of Hormuz Why
It is becoming apparent that the U.S. may have left Iraq too soon–before the urgent threat posed by the Iranian regime could be removed or reduced. Critics of the Iraq War complained, with some justification, that its real strategic consequence
TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — An American man accused by Iran of working for the CIA could face the death penalty, the semiofficial Fars news agency reported Tuesday. In a closed court hearing, the prosecution applied for capital punishment, the report
This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com. Syria’s violence enters new phase as Arab League intervenes Arab League monitor is reportedly wounded in Syria Syria releases Iranian prisoners to make room for more Syrians Ultra-orthodox Jews in Israel clash with police
Today’s show concludes with Clare Lopez, Senior Fellow at the Center for Security Policy and former CIA intelligence officer. Clare explains some recent court cases and documents that point to the connection between the Iranian government and Al-Qaeda. First, a
This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com. Hamas and Palestinian Authority / Fatah hold reconciliation talks Jordan helps Hamas break with Syria and Iran Iran cutting funding to Hizbollah as well as Hamas Turkey recalls ambassador from France due to ‘genocide’
Presidential candidate Senator Rick Santorum spends time with Frank to speak about his fellow presidential candidate Ron Paul’s ridiculous notion that America and the world will be safer if America just concedes to field to the Russians, Chinese or Islamists.
The American people deserve to know the truth about electromagnetic pulse (EMP). The official consensus on the EMP threat has been ignored by the New York Times (NYT), even after it received a vitally important message from President Reagan’s Science
This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com. Iraq’s crisis worsens, as al-Maliki turns into Javert Massive European bailout operation appears to be failing Defense Sec’y Panetta threatens Iran over nuclear weapons Egypt’s Salafi Nour party affirms support for Israel treaty Iraq’s
The formal end of the U.S. war in Iraq on Dec. 15 enhances neighboring Iran as a major, unpredictable factor in the U.S. presidential election of 2012. Presidents Jimmy Carter and Barack Obama could share an Iranian challenge to their
In recent years, the United States has imposed a punishing sanctions regime on Iran’s banking sector. To further increase Tehran’s level of financial pain, a great number of Congressional and advocacy groups have repeatedly called on the White House to
This week President Obama took his “Hey I really don’t hate Israel” tour to the 71st General Assembly of the Union for Reform Judaism. The Reform movement’s attachment to Israel (cultural rather than theological) and its progressive bent made this
Asian analyst Gordon Chang spends an entire hour with Frank for a review of 2011 as well as a look ahead to 2012. In light of Kim Jun-Il’s demise, what will become of North Korea? It seems that many in
This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com. News alert: North Korea’s president Kim Jong-il is dead Egyptians shocked by video of army beating veiled woman protester Hamas moves away from violence in deal with Palestinian Authority Rumors abound that Turkey’s Erdogan
In a blockbuster ruling, Federal Judge George Daniels in the U.S. District Court of the Southern District of New York issued an order stating that Iran and its Lebanese Shi’ite terror proxy, Hizballah, are jointly responsible together with al-Qa’eda for
Frank spends an hour with Washington Times columnist Bill Gertz for a year in review. Bill first speaks on the Arab Spring, U.S. military aid to Egypt as well as the rise of the Muslim Brotherhood. Bill then moves onto
Somewhere within Iran, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad must be overjoyed at the recent presents that seem to be falling from the sky. First his nation scores what can be considered a major intelligence coup in their capture of a RQ-170 drone, then
Dear Rush, On Thursday’s program (12/15/11) you told me and your other listeners: “Now, I talked to some people here during the break. In both New Hampshire and Iowa, Ron Paul’s in second place. Where is his support coming from?
