Perle, Feith Deny Sibel Edmonds Allegations

Military.com has done a story on Sibel Edmonds's allegations of widespread espionage in the U.S. by the Israeli and Turkish governments and their allies in the U.S. government. For the first time, Richard Perle and Douglas Feith have gone on record to deny her...

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President Peace’s Predators

Seems like President Barack Obama -- Nobel Peace Laureate Obama -- has taken his predecessor's predator drone program and jacked it up with steroids. The New Yorker's Jane Mayer reports this week that the number of Obama-authorized strikes in Pakistan equals the sum...

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Lt. Gen. Lynch Growing Tired of Waiting for His Droid Army

“There’s a resistance saying that armed ground robots are not ready for the battlefield. I’m not of that camp,” - Lt. Gen. Rick Lynch Perhaps underscoring the old adage that "to a man with a hammer, everything looks like a nail," Lieutenant General Rick Lynch,...

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In the hopes he’s going to do, or not do, something

I've been thinking a lot about this Obama - Nobel Peace Prize business today, actually I've been trying to ignore it but I've run into several people today who think it's a great idea and going to spur Obama to do something good... or at the very least spur him to not...

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Nobel Peace Legacy Was Meant To Be Radical

So many promoters of war have won the Nobel Peace Prize in recent history: Woodrow Wilson, Theodore Roosevelt, Henry Kissinger, to name a few. But Alfred Nobel's will, where he laid out the requirements for winning the Peace Prize, were anything but moderate. Nobel...

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Obama Will Go Naked to Stockholm

Obama, Kissinger, Wilson, Roosevelt and Moniz. Quick. What do Barack Obama, Woodrow Wilson, Theodore Roosevelt, Henry Kissinger and Egar Moniz have in common? All won the Nobel Prize, the first four for “peace” either as sitting presidents, or in Kissinger’s...

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Chicago and Pakistan

Appropriately, Congress passed the Kerry-Lugar "Enhanced Partnership with Pakistan Act of 2009" and the International Olympic Committee made its much anticipated decision just as the baseball season drew to a close.Yep, the Windy City's National League franchise...

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