Middle East Wars and Conflicts

Beginning at the end of 2010 and continuing into 2011, there has been a string of uprisings in the Arab world that has led to revolutions, government reforms, and even civil... keep reading →

Here is something I found in my old files. It's an old piece I wrote for my high school newspaper as a senior about veterans and the Iraq war. It's certainly dated, but it... keep reading →

We are told that we are winning the war on terror. Is this true? What will define success and is it possible to have two winners? keep reading →

It was startling to hear Louis Farrakhan vehemently address President Obama's approach to Libya with such obvious and sincere outrage: "...you can't order him... keep reading →

Ever since the October 6th, 1973, Yom Kippur War in the Sinai, trying to ascertain the actual Israeli units and their location on Oct. 6 has proven difficult. Difficult... keep reading →

This essay discusses the history of Palestine from the British mandate up to the decleration of Israel as an independent state. The main aim with this essay is to analyse the... keep reading →

Roger W.Barnett shifts away from the commonly accepted definition of asymmetric warfareand successfully puts his finger on the drop of mercury that defines it. He explains... keep reading →

The Statement proclaiming the end of the Monarchy and the instatement of the Republican System Front page of Al Ah-ram newspaper indicating the revolution council will... keep reading →

The U.S. Foreign policy is to seize energy resources from sovereign nations with the use of military force. 9/11 has been used as an excuse for our expansion of empire. keep reading →

I spent nearly ten months in Iraq from the beginning of October 2009 to the end of July 2010. When people ask me if I've been to war, I say yes. Discussing it isn't something... keep reading →