Should it be taken over by the Navy? Space is more like the sea than like the air, and I argue in my book that a US Space Guard would be a better organization for many things currently being done (or neglected) by NASA, the Air Force and the FAA.
Category Archives: War Commentary
Al Qaeda
…now controls more territory than at any time in history.
Smooth move, Barack.
Obama’s Middle-East Meltdown
Even the media is starting to notice.
2013’s Biggest Losers
Iraq
It’s looking like 2013 was the year that we lost it. But Obama and the Dems got what they wanted, an “end” to the war. They never want to win wars, except against their domestic enemies.
[Update late morning]
How Al Qaeda terrorized its way back in Iraq.
Al Qaeda
Gee, I’m old enough to remember (a year ago) that they were “on the run.”
You mean it was just a lie to get re-elected? Huh.
Gee, maybe that would explain that Benghazi cover up.
PC Education
How it led to the Libya debacle.
Not just Libya, but much foreign and domestic policy. Many of the uneducated but credentialed live in a fantasy world, due to maleducation.
Benghazi
The New York Times versus reality.
As noted there, this is about rehabilitating her Hillaryness in time for 2016.
[Update a few minutes later]
Kamikaze-Journalism: How the Media will risk careers in order to install their next political idol, Hillary.
— MexDynasty (@SooperMexican) December 29, 2013
[Afternoon update]
More thoughts from Steve Hayes.
Egypt, And The Middle East
Why it’s hard to have much hope:
Rabid anti-Semitism coupled with an addiction to implausible conspiracy theories is a very strong predictor of national doom; Nazi Germany isn’t the only country to have followed these dark stars to the graveyard of history. Many liberal minded Americans (though loathing both anti-Semitism and chowderheaded conspiracy thinking themselves) don’t like to look this truth in the eye. It leads to some very uncomfortable reflections about the potential for democracy in many countries beyond Egypt, and casts a dark shadow over the prospects for the development of a stable and prosperous Palestinian state. It suggests that there are narrow limits on what we can expect from diplomacy with Iran.
There’s a lot of delusional thinking in the White House along these lines.
Turkey, Unraveling
Along with the rest of the Middle East. I guess this is that “smart diplomacy” I’ve been hearing so much about.
[Update a few minutes later]
Wrong link, fixed now. Sorry.