Monthly Archives: January 2009

Where the Terrorism Threat From al Qaeda Is Headed

January 12, 2009
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Where the Terrorism Threat From al Qaeda Is Headed

The attacks in Mumbai this winter shocked the counterterrorism community, not only for the brazen nature of the assault and its high death toll but also because of the low-tech manner in which such carnage was brought to the streets of the Indian city. It was yet another reminder of the ever evolving nature...

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Dennis Miller Show — New CIA chief

January 12, 2009
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Dennis Miller Show — New CIA chief

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Israeli Ambassador: ‘No Grand Political Scheme in Gaza’

January 6, 2009
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As the conflict in Gaza stretched into its 11th day, Israel’s ambassador in Washington called for international support for his country’s effort against Hamas militants, describing the conflict as a purely military move on Israel’s part, aimed at eliminating the group’s capacity to shoot rockets into the southern part of the Jewish state.

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What Obama’s Pick of Leon Panetta May Signal About the CIA

January 6, 2009
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Leon Panetta will reportedly take the reins of the Central Intelligence Agency, an organization on the front lines of the fight against international terrorism and hostile nations that has seen its methods frequently criticized during the campaign.

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Why China Helped Countries Like Pakistan, North Korea Build Nuclear Bombs

January 5, 2009
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Former U.S. Air Force Secretary Thomas Reed knows nuclear bombs better than most people. For starters, he designed two of them when he worked at the Livermore National Laboratory as a weapons designer. His new book The Nuclear Express: A Political History of the Bomb and Its Proliferation, co-written with Danny Stillman, the former...

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