WMDs
Even the UN Says the NIE is Wrong
Published by Rod D. Martin February 26th, 2008 filed under WMDs, Iran, War on Terror, Rod D. Martin, TheVanguard.Org
Iran, of course, dismisses the nuke documents as fakes, as will MoveOn and the State Department. But you know, when even the UN is saying it, sheesh.
North Korea “Sorry”? Ri-ight.
Published by Rod D. Martin October 20th, 2006 filed under George W. Bush, WMDs, Foreign Policy/National Security, Defense Policy, Rod D. Martin, TheVanguard.Org
The AP reports this morning that North Korea is “sorry” for its recent nuke test, will suspend its threatened three additional tests, and may even come back to the long-stalled six-party talks about it’s nuclear program (among other issues).
Why North Korea’s Nuke Test is Such Good News
Published by Rod D. Martin October 16th, 2006 filed under WMDs, Missile Defense, Korea, Foreign Policy/National Security, War on Terror, Rod D. Martin, Defense Policy, TheVanguard.Org
Dr. Jack Wheeler writes: “The public face of Bush Administration officials regarding North Korea’s nuclear test is a mask of utter seriousness, or “grave concern.” Behind the mask, folks are laughing their heads off. Meanwhile, the world’s dumbest nuclear scientists - namely, those in North Korea - are terrified of what Baby Kim will do to them when he finds out the truth.
Michael Barone: A New Narrative
Published by Rod D. Martin September 11th, 2006 filed under Media, Iraq, WMDs, Democrats, George W. Bush, Rod D. Martin, Defense Policy, War on Terror, TheVanguard.Org
With the recent revelations by Richard Armitage, it is now clear that every single claim made by or for Joe Wilson and Valerie Plame was a lie. This is not disputed by anyone on either side who has examined all the evidence, including relevant Congressional committees. It’s just that it doesn’t matter so long as the media trumpets the one (false) narrative relentlessly and downplays the other (true) one so much that few know it even exists.
Jack Wheeler: Free Market Democracy? In Libya?
Published by Rod D. Martin September 1st, 2006 filed under George W. Bush, WMDs, Foreign Policy/National Security, War on Terror, Rod D. Martin, Defense Policy, TheVanguard.Org
It took George W. Bush to bring Qadaffi to heel. After Bush chased Saddam Hussein out of Baghdad and into a spider hole, Qadaffi called up Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi and told him he didn’t want to end up like Saddam.
What We Now Know - August 23, 2006
Published by Rod D. Martin August 23rd, 2006 filed under Blame America First, Culture War, Media, WMDs, What We Now Know, Democrats, Economics, Rod D. Martin, GOP Record, War on Terror, George W. Bush, TheVanguard.Org
THIS WEEK - Marvin Olasky on the media’s doctored-photo scandal, cheerleading for Hezbollah and libeling Israel; plus, Jack Wheeler paints a sad picture in Cuba, Michael Barone on America’s fifth column, Larry Kudlow says Bush getting the message right on our amazing economic boom, and Thomas Sowell asks whether we’re at the point of no return on Islamofascist nukes.
What We Now Know - August 7, 2006
Published by Rod D. Martin August 7th, 2006 filed under WMDs, Election 2006, Israel, What We Now Know, Democrats, Economics, Rod D. Martin, Activism, Defense Policy, TheVanguard.Org
This Week: Grover Norquist on how to cut government spending in half, this generation. Plus, Action Item on WMD reporting, Larry Kudlow on why investors are cheering the Israeli advance, Bobby Eberle on Democrat disarray and how it could save the Republicans this fall, and Marvin Olasky on the media, the Democrats and Katrina, one year later.
Brent Bozell: Where’s the Weapons Story?
Published by Rod D. Martin July 22nd, 2006 filed under Iraq, WMDs, Media, Activism, Rod D. Martin, TheVanguard.Org
Despite the discovery of more than 500 WMDs in Iraq and compelling evidence that many more were smuggled out of the country before and at the end of the Iraq War, the MSM refuses to cover the story. Brent Bozell of the Media Research Center comments.
What We Now Know - Special Edition: July 4, 2006
Published by Rod D. Martin July 4th, 2006 filed under WMDs, What We Now Know, Missile Defense, Death Tax, George W. Bush, Rod D. Martin, Activism, TheVanguard.Org
Rod D. Martin’s “Missile Defense Arrives, Just in Time”; plus Action Items: the UN Gun Ban Conference, WMDs, and the Death Tax vote.
Shah’s Son Calls on America: Don’t Bomb Iran
Published by Rod D. Martin March 29th, 2006 filed under Iran, WMDs, Foreign Policy/National Security, War on Terror, Rod D. Martin, Defense Policy, TheVanguard.Org
The Shah’s son has come out against any bombing of Iran, which seems like a reasonable position for him to take (and he was being reasonable when he said it), even if it ultimately proves to be the wrong policy. This successor to a line of kings going back to Bible times certainly doesn’t want any more destruction and death coming to his homeland than necessary, and frankly, neither do we.