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Brian BirdnowBuried in the back pages of the Friday newspapers (May 25th) lay a story of Obama Administration efforts to play up the elimination of Osama Bin Laden for political purposes and the suspected compromise of certain national security secrets by Administration officials, cavalierly attempting to gain partisan advantage in advance of the November election. ... more
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Are We Headed for a Fight with China? Sun May 27Steve ChapmanThe Soviet Union is gone, al-Qaida is decimated, and Iran may never acquire nuclear weapons. But don't get too relaxed. If you're looking for reasons to be anxious about world peace, China offers an abundance. ... more
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Loose Lips Endanger Lives Fri May 11Linda ChavezThe U.S. dodged another terrorist bullet when a would-be "underwear bomber" turned out to be a double agent. ... more
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A Whispering Campaign Fri Apr 6Ed FeulnerWe’ve come a long way from President Theodore Roosevelt’s famous saying “Speak softly and carry a big stick.” President Barack Obama’s policy apparently is to whisper slyly and compromise our security. ... more
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Fraudulent Fears of a Second Term Sun Apr 1Steve ChapmanWhenever you hear about a psychic being arrested, the natural question is: Why didn't she see that coming? Conservatives who raise dire alarms about what will happen in Barack Obama's second term face a similar problem. ... more
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Obama's Fog of Ambivalence Thu Mar 22Michael GersonFrom media reports, it is now clear that America's hold on Afghanistan is unraveling and our military faces defeat. ... more
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Diana WestThis week, a bombshell wrapped in an SOS landed on the desk of the inspector general at the Pentagon. ... more
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Afghanistan Burning Thu Mar 1Michael GersonFor me, the Quran-burning incident in Afghanistan brought back memories of the horrible morning at the White House when photos of abuse at the Abu Ghraib prison surfaced. ... more
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Burned in Afghanistan Thu Mar 1Steve ChapmanAfghans are rioting, American soldiers are regularly murdered by their allies, the Taliban are hanging in, and civilian casualties in Afghanistan set a record last year. But a Pentagon spokesman assures us that "the fundamentals of our strategy remain sound." ... more
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Rachel MarsdenAs promised in December, WikiLeaks has begun to release a stash of documents related to the modus operandi of the "private intelligence" sector, using Texas-based Stratfor as a case study. Claiming to have hacked Stratfor's system to obtain millions of private emails, WikiLeaks has just released the first batch -- and what it suggests about the American intelligence community makes me feel as secure as day-old pizza in a frat house. ... more
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'Anonymous' Declares War on U.S. Government Wed Feb 29AmericaThe 'hacktivist' group, Anonymous, labeled by NSA as a threat to national security has released a video declaring war on the United States government. ... more
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New YorkJohn Fund discusses Clinton and JFK's indiscretions as they relate to national security. ... more
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Tulsa, OKNewt Gingrich talks to students at Oral Roberts University about the necessity of beating Obama, saying it is "duty of national security" because he is "incapable of defending the United States." ... more
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What Is a Just War? Thu Feb 2Judge Andrew NapolitanoWhen President Obama announced last April that he was sending the United States military to bomb Libya, he not only violated the United States Constitution, which he has taken an oath to uphold, but he also violated the moral principles of the just war. ... more
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Red Lines Fri Jan 20Oliver NorthOn Dec. 31, just hours before a New Year's Eve celebration, President Barack Obama signed the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2012. Section 1245 of the law contains language providing authority to impose economic sanctions on Iran in order to deter the ayatollahs from acquiring nuclear weapons. ... more
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Neal BoortzIn 1977 I was in my 7th year as a talk show host on Atlanta’s WRNG “Ring Radio.” Talk radio in 1977 was nothing like it is right now. ... more
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