National Security
The Iran- Afghanistan Connection
Iran and Afghanistan have strategic and regional ties that have not changed in the last nine years. Ties and support to the Taliban and Al Qaeda Jihadis have strengthened. Osama Bin Laden, many of his family and hierarchy, transit continually between Pakistan and Iran. No one is living in any caves in the mountains of Afghanistan that you see continually reported.
Add Grenades to the Border Weapons List
“Grenades made in the United States and sent to Central America during the Cold War have resurfaced as terrifying new weapons in almost weekly attacks by Mexican drug cartels.”
- Bob Beauprez's blog
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Car Bomb a New Weapon in Border Drug War
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Vietnam mistakes revisited
"This is not how you fight a war, at least not in Kandahar," said a soldier...."We've been handcuffed by our chain of command." Read more…
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Napolitano: “The border is as secure now as it’s ever been”
Janet Napolitano is apparently very jealous of Joe Biden’s reputation as Gaff-Master for the Obama Administration. At least she sure is trying hard to one-up the Vice-President.
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War on the Southern Border by Paul E. Vallely
Editor’s Note: Following is an excellent perspective on the instabili
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No worse friend, no better enemy
Generations of U.S. Marines have exemplified the motto "No better friend, no worse enemy" with their unstinting dependability in the face of adversity, and their ferocity in combat. To the extent that the country as a whole has hewed to these time-tested principles, the world has been made more stable and American interests more secure.
National Debt
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Featured Editor - William Moloney
As Colorado Commissioner of Education and Secretary for the Colorado State Board of Education from 1997 to 2007, Dr. Moloney worked with educators, business people, parents, and both Democratic and Republican Governors and legislators while playing a key role in shaping his state's nationally acclaimed program of education reform.



