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America in Vietnam: The Hinge of Fate

Thursday, 4 March 2010 16:40 by Bill Moloney
Review Essay on Lewis Sorley’s A Better War(Centennial Fellow) In the sixty-five years since the end of World War II the most significant and formative single event in American history- beyond any question- is the Vietnam War.  It reshaped... [More]

MSM overlook jihadist implications of Fort Hood massacre

Friday, 6 November 2009 07:28 by John Guandolo
(Centennial Fellow) Here's a sampling from the major news outlets this morning and how they are covering this story.  Note these key points: 1) Most barely touch on the fact that Hasan was Muslim, despite the fact he shouted "Allahu Akbar" ... [More]

Perverse rules of Afghan engagement hamper US forces

Tuesday, 3 November 2009 11:32 by Jacob DeLargy
(CCU Student) The war in Afghanistan today has increasingly taken on more and more dimensions and complications. Our soldiers are fighting in a place that has for thousands of years been called the “graveyard of empires” and the media is ... [More]

White House: Never mind Taliban, get Beck!

Wednesday, 14 October 2009 15:21 by William Watson
Obama seems to be more concerned with fighting a war with Fox News, than pursuing the war on terror.  While our generals are asking for an increase in forces in Afghanistan, Obama dithers.  A century and a half ago the British Army in India... [More]

'Strongest Tribe' gives rest of story on Iraq victory

Tuesday, 1 September 2009 15:22 by Bill Moloney
Like most news junkies who had followed the war in Iraq on a daily basis for six years I thought I was pretty well informed.  However when I read Bing West’s  The Strongest Tribe  I was stunned at how much I had missed- not just ... [More]
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Temper fear with facts on 'fracing,' Bidgood urges

Wednesday, 5 August 2009 06:08 by John Andrews
Prof. Thomas Bidgood of the CCU science faculty, an officer of the American Association of Professional Geologists, draws our attention to an open forum on the contentious issue of hydraulic fracturing for oil and gas development in Colorado, convene... [More]

Women warriors and human nature

Saturday, 23 May 2009 09:26 by John Andrews
Women Warriors & Human Nature: All honor to the fallen Lt. Roz Schulte. Not sure I could have done what she did in life and in death.  But I believe a well-ordered society that respects human nature will treasure its women as irreplaceable ... [More]