by simontos | Jan 16, 2015 | Afghanistan, al-Qaeda, alcohol, can control, George W. Bush, Global War on Terrorism, international military campaign, interpersonal violence, Iraq, January 15, 2015, military prowess, Muslim, NATO, obesity, Osama Bin Laden, patriotism, road traffic, Saddam Hussein, suicide, superiority, tobacco, United States, War On Terror
Stowe Simonton In October 2001 the Global War on terror […]
by jonasz | May 22, 2014 | Afghanistan, allies, America, American empire, Anglo-American, British, Bush Doctrine, capitalism, Carter Doctrine, Cold War, empire, Europe, financial market, foreign policy, French, hegemon, Herfried Munkler, imperial, international system, Iran, Iranian, Iraq, Kuwait, London School of Economics, May 22, 2014, Michael Cox, Middle East, Mohammed Mosaddeq, neoconservative, oil, Persian Gulf, Political Studies Review, President George W. Bush, preventative war, Saudi Arabia, Shah, sovereign, Soviet Union, Suez Crisis, superimposition, The Gulf War, universalism, Vietnam War, Washington
By Zach Jonas The past two decades have seen an ongoing […]
by toppic | Apr 24, 2014 | 2016, Afghanistan, America, April 24, 2014, China, FATA, Federally Administered Tribal Areas, freedom, GOP, imperalism, India, Iraq, Japan, North Korea, nuclear capabilities, nuclear weapons, Pakistan, Rand Paul, realist, russia, Syria, ukraine, US Military, World Wars
In last week’s edition of The Union Banner I read, “Ran […]
by danisij | Apr 10, 2014 | 2016, Afghanistan, April 10 Publication, Bush, conservative, Democratic nominee, Dick Cheney, GOP, Halliburton, HIliary Clinton, Iraq, John McCain, liberal, libertarian, Mitt Romney, Rand Paul, Republican nominee
With mid-term elections near by in November, the pre-pr […]
