…Baghdad next week. “We had a president at the time whose retaliation at terrorism was throwing a few bombs in the desert. They laughed at that. And now they see…

…Usama Bin Ladin Unit (UBLU) at FBI headquarters, and to two agents on International Terrorism squads in the New York Field Office. In the communication, the agent expressed his concerns,…

…Also, staff in the Dept. of Homeland Security were gathering that public and non-public information on DeLay’s behalf instead of, say, protecting the country from terrorism. AB UPDATE: typo corrected…

The Battle is Won No, sadly not the War on Terrorism, just AB’s battle against the Axis of Frustration (Blogger, Templates, HTML) and its weapons of extreme annoyance: style sheets,…

…is perhaps unfortunate since Hart has–or should have–substantial credibility on the subject of anti-terrorism). As far as I can tell, the principle flaw with Hart’s blog is the blogroll, which…

…terrorism, this week distributed $225,000 to 21 families of Palestinians killed in fighting with Israel, including $25,000 to the family of a Hamas suicide bomber. While there is never a…

…now outweigh those gains.” CalPundit: “I still believe strongly that we need a tough-minded long-term policy aimed at eradicating terrorism and modernizing the Arab world (among others) — and that…

…having sufficient anti-terrorism funds. * Here’s a story that’s been going around on Mankiw–some conservatives fear he’s not sufficiently idealogically committed to tax cuts and deficits as far as the…

…they can’t tell you what they’re not telling you.” [skip] Instead of targeting just the calls of terrorism suspects, the program records “metadata” for millions of calls between average Americans….

…Iraq and Iran Less than eighteen months later, the Bush Administration was able to exploit that confusion and shift from attacking terrorism to attacking sovereign entities and its own people….