The Justice Department is failing them.
As Glenn writes, Hamasniks are the shock troops for the regime.
The Justice Department is failing them.
As Glenn writes, Hamasniks are the shock troops for the regime.
…is afire. Unfortunately, it’s not clear that they are the ones who will be burned.
…turns literal. It’s Mark Steyn, so RTWT.
I supported removing Saddam Hussein, but it was because I genuinely thought that the Bush/Cheney administration had strategic goals and plans for the Middle East, including dealing with Iran. Boy was I wrong.
A long discourse on the current state of play in the Ukraine war.
…represents everything that is wrong with our officer class.
…that don’t bode well for her presidency.
She has also never served, but she’s not unique in that regard for recent presidents.
I agree that the most significant aspect of this is that there have still been no nukes. I wonder if Putin is concerned that either they’re no longer functional, or that he can’t trust his underlings to use them.
On the third anniversary of the greatest foreign-policy debacle in decades, Cdr Salamander is still righteously angry.
This is a little more crude than probably necessary, but it’s pretty much correct.
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Russia is an empire that needs liberation.
— Roman Sheremeta 🇺🇦 (@rshereme) August 19, 2024
Many people don’t realize that russia is still an empire. In fact, russia fits perfectly the definition of an empire: an extensive group of states or countries under a single supreme authority.
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Four key Russian railway junctions. It’s a huge vulnerability, and likely part of Ukraine’s plans.
Yes, in rare agreement with Jonathan Chait (except for his take on Israel and Netanyahu), it’s time to call them out for what they are.