Every day I buy coffee at the coffee shop in the Patterson Office Tower. Every day they ask me whether or not I'm a student. Every day I say "Of course," because students on campus are exempt from sales tax. Every now and then, usually...
Author: Robert Farley
I get some comments now and again on Russia posts accusing me of being alarmist. I don't think that's true; rather, I think that the Russian defense establishment has undertaken.
Matt hits the nail on the head:And reading Pollack & Pascual write about it, on some level I agree with them. As they say, probably if we made a big.
In trying to argue that the public really does favor the Republicans on foreign policy, Barone writes: But when it comes to the question of protecting Americans from Islamist terrorists, the Democrats have little to say, or nothing. Democratic candidates have mentioned Islamist terrorism only...
Tibet's existence as an independent state is shrouded in controversy. Various empires controlled parts of the Tibetan plateau from the sixth century onward, around the time that Buddhism spread to.
Apparently, Appalachian State is eligible for votes in the Top 25. This is kind of interesting, since I think that any team that beat a #5 team at home ought.
Funny enough, I suppose, but what are the chances that the Bush administration is really going to take charge of the zombie crisis? Snowball in hell, if you ask me.
From Warships: IFR:Other statements of intent last month regarding increasing naval capability included Admiral Masorin revealing that Russia is to create two new strike forces. They will be centred on.
From Defense News, a response to a new French defense white paper:The report draws some skepticism. "It's interesting and no doubt well done, but I am unconvinced about the usefulness.
Kenneth Waltz, via Travis Sharp:To say that militarily strong states are feeble because they cannot easily bring order to minor states is like saying that a pneumatic hammer is weak because it is not suitable for drilling decayed teeth.
All indications suggest that the Royal Navy will press ahead with its plans to build Queen Elizabeth and Prince of Wales, a pair of 65000 ton aircraft carriers that will.
So, what, we're letting just anyone post at TAPPED now?...and the fact that he got an Atrios link for this is going to make my campaign to count Atrios-linked posts.