Scott Walker Foreign Policy Guru Called for Nuking Muslim Countries, Mass Deportations
Walker's choice of Kevin Hermening as a counselor raises serious questions about Walker's understanding of foreign policy and civil liberties issues.
Walker's choice of Kevin Hermening as a counselor raises serious questions about Walker's understanding of foreign policy and civil liberties issues.
Iranians: are they normal human beings like us, or are they weirdos whose foreign, mysterious thought processes can only be understood by experts like Michael Rubin?
The arrest in the U.K. of a British-born Muslim extremist for pro-ISIS statements in a lecture prompts questions about which views should and should not be criminalized.
Despite all the scary talk about encryption and “going dark,” the FBI has lots of ways to hack into suspects’ computers to see what they’re doing.
As Gen. Sisi's tyranny worsens, U.S. support increases, because support for despotism is a staple of U.S. foreign policy. Still, a video celebrating this support is unusually honest though warped.
Retired Army Gen. Mike Flynn, a top intelligence official in the post-9/11 wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, says in a forthcoming interview on Al Jazeera English that drones do more harm than good.
The talk shows hosted anti-Iran voices from Israel, Saudi Arabia, and Jordan — but not Iranian officials and rarely, if ever, Iran experts.
As Saudi Arabia hires Republican lobbyists, the GOP demands that President Obama follow the Saudi agenda in the Middle East grow.
The U.S. Institute of Peace is chartered by the U.S. government to promote international peace through nonviolent conflict resolution. But its chairman, Stephen Hadley, is a relentless hawk.
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