Author: Jeff Huber

Running a Risk with Iran

Predicting what might happen in a shooting match with Iran is a perilous errand.  The Clausewitzean concepts of fog and friction apply to modern war every bit as much as they do to the conflicts of bygone eras.  For...

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Iran Hits the Fan Says Pat Buchanan

You can rest easy.  Political pundit and former presidential candidate Pat Buchanan predicted on Sunday that there is a “fifty-fifty chance of U.S. air strikes on Iran by October.”  I just love the all out...

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Enemies Foreign, Enemies Domestic

“I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic.” – from the U.S. military officer oath In an April 10 speech at the White House, Mr. Bush stated that,...

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The Proxy War with Iran, Google and Me

Back in the good old days when global nuclear annihilation was a real and present danger and not just something Dick Cheney talked about to scare people, the United States fought its proxy wars with superpowers like the Soviet...

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Iraq: Spin One for the Gipper

I have to say it again: If the Bush administration put a fraction of the effort it spends on spinning its wars into winning them, it wouldn’t need to spin them.   The current clash between Iraqi Shiite Cleric Moqtada...

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