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War Is Extinct, and We Miss It! Part 2: Why ...

Big war is winnable, but we do not know if or when we have won a small war. America has ...
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War Is Extinct, and We Miss It! Part 1: What ...

America’s most successful wars were fought to enforce diplomacy with foreign governments that had a central decision-making entity. Those wars ...
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Why Are God, Jehovah and Allah Taking All the Blame?

In a recent article for Cicero, Forest Grace claimed that monotheistic Western religions (which he defined as Islam, Judaism and Christianity) are inherently ...
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Women in Combat: Why Now, Whats Next

The Secretary of Defense has spoken. More than two centuries of male-only combat arms in the United States military have ...
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The War Aquatic with Nancy Sherman

In her 2010 book, The Untold War: Inside the Hearts, Minds, and Souls of Our Soldiers, Dr. Nancy Sherman, a Georgetown ...
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Why Are the Religions of the West so Violent?

As religious conflicts continue to escalate in the world, one cannot help but concede that mankind really has not improved ...
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The Islamic State Meets the Laws of Economics

The so-called Islamic State’s Caliphate faces an adversary more deadly than the bombs being dropped upon it. It has not ...
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Winning the Peace in Mesopotamia

Academics, generals, and the intelligence community are generally in agreement concerning the changing character of war: yesterday’s wars were waged over land, today’s ...
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A New Image for an Old al-Qaeda

Over three decades, al-Qaeda has undergone a number of changes.  Faced by an alliance of powerful governments and ISIS, another ...
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The Talibans Siege of Kunduz Highlights a Worrying New Dynamic

The Taliban seized the northern Afghan city of Kunduz on 28th September after five months of fighting. Even though the city was recaptured ...