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Egypt Steps on the Gas By | February 2, 2011
The Egyptian situation is the latest in a long string of wake-up calls to rethink and adjust American energy policy to something more rational

The New Middle East By | February 2, 2011
Ousting Mubarak, President Obama is dispensing advice, the wrong kind

The reality that is Egypt By Bill Connor | February 2, 2011
The Obama administration is being “played” by the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt and acting criminally naïve

The Koran with its narrative of tribalism in the service of Islam defines the Muslim, as much as the 4th of July with its narrative of armed independence against government authority defines the American

Radical Islamic Muslim Brotherhood, the most organized opposition group in Egypt, is trying to insert itself into a governing coalition

Soldiers Continue Civilian Education While Deployed By ~Story and photo by Sgt. Lorraine Sian | February 1, 2011
Iraq

If we let our enemies call the shots, there is no doubt who will wind up taking the bullet.

FOB Salerno Soldiers pay silent tribute to 9/11 By ~Army Spc. Tobey White, TF Duke | January 31, 2011
Afghanistan News

In many respects Abbas and Haniyeh share much in common with Mubarak and Ben Ali

America has sent a clear signal to the other Arab rulers—our word is worthless, our friendship superficial and our loyalties will change as the wind blows

Revolts which coincided with a new opposition congress almost suggest that they were scheduled for a time when Obama would be at his politically weakest

Waiting and Watching Egypt By | January 30, 2011
Democracy has not turned out to be much help in the Middle East

Events in Egypt By | January 30, 2011
It would be a disaster of epic proportions if the rioters in Egypt succeeded in overthrowing the Mubarak regime

Revolution in Egypt

Strengthening service members' physical, emotional, spiritual, social, and family health

Iowa Soldiers discuss ‘average’ days in Nuristan By by Army Sgt. Joseph Sawyer and Staff Sgt. Ryan Matson | January 30, 2011
Afghanistan News

But there was a ticking time bomb underneath these pyramids of wealth and misery. Islam.

Israel Holds Its Breath By | January 29, 2011
The United Nations is now a wholly-owned subsidiary of its Middle Eastern and Islamic members

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All that is being accomplished by the calls for Mubarak to democratize and resign is to show how irrelevant America is and how worthless it is as an ally

Muslim Brotherhood

Unique partnership in Paktya By by Army Capt. Kenneth Stewart | January 28, 2011
“It’s rewarding to work with the training team, and to see the progress that the ANA is making,” said Maraffi.

Uzbek Pastor Dmitry Shestakov released from prison! By The Voice of the Martyrs | January 28, 2011
The Voice of the Martyrs, The Persecution & Prayer Alert

Hu’s on First By | January 28, 2011
To watch our President bow, to see the communist flag flying at the White House it's easy to believe China has assumed its place as the Middle Kingdom: the land between heaven and earth where Red Emperors sit on Dragon Thrones

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Marine Tanks Prepare for Their First Missions By by Cpl. Ned Johnson | January 27, 2011
The Marines will continue firing rounds on ranges to sharpen their skills

This court last March upheld on appeal the fifteen-year sentence for allegedly leaking state secrets.

10th Mountain Division Siblings Reunite While Deployed By ~Sgt 1st Class Felix Figueroa | January 26, 2011
Capt. Jessica Russell and brother Sgt. Josiah Russell

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Navi Pillay’s Cronyism By Anne Bayefsky | January 25, 2011
The U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights’ play to implement the Goldstone report.

"He has a reserved demeanor, and a professional attitude; we use him a lot to train."