A recent Time: Asia article details the "undefeated" Taliban: Coalition spokesman Colonel Rodney Davis agrees: "The coalition has degraded what was a formidable force." True enough. But the Taliban have taken what was left of their own army and morphed it into a...
From Matt's newest column: As British opinions on the late war turn frosty, warmer environs must seem appealing to the prime minister. Leaking his resignation to the tabloids at midnight, shafting the BBC, firing a terse last shot from Downing St. ("You won't have...
From Justin's newest column: It wasn't just the possession of WMD that would single Iraq out as the target of our post-9/11 rage: it was the possibility – indeed, given the tone of the administration's rhetoric, the inevitability – that Osama bin Laden would get his...
The ”Baghdad Blogger” is a window into the occupation of Iraq. His 7-12 entry discusses a new feature of his Baghdad camp: brown and root is on the ground…this always boost soldiers spirits…when those guys show up things start getting nice quick…they start putting up...
The new "Week in Review" has been posted. Check it out!
Apparently, those at NRO have an explanation for everything, which in this case conveniently downplays the increasing casualty count in Iraq. Victor David Hanson of NRO writes: We are winning this war. But we should never forget, because of our amazing success so far,...
The National Review ran a column against military intervention. Something must be in the water at NR headquarters.
According to Pat Buchanan, Wilson entered WWI not to “make the world safe for democracy” but because the former president “wanted a seat at the peace table, where he believed his nobility and superior intellect, and American idealism, could triumph over Old World...
