There is a lot of debate over the behavior of Israel in the context of the situation in Gaza. Claims are made as to the force that is exercised to fight off the attacks on Sederot and the area from Ga...
I keep on reading a lot of reviews about the war in Iraq, each one emphasizes another perspective but if I were to evaluate the results of the war and the influence it has on the American soldiers an...
Iraq's archaeological treasures are being looted on a daily basis.
This satellite photo is rather old from five years ago but the damage that is being caused to the ancient buried cities in Ir...
Daniel B. Kaufmann was one of the ten officers chosen by Colonel James Nagle in the summer of 1861 to help recruit volunteers to serve in what would become the 48th Pennsylvania Infantry.
Capta...
In this time the most serious war of all is not defined along national lines. Sure all the western world is in a war against terrorism but unlike anything that is known to us from the past this is not...
Found a very interesting discussion on the Armchair Generalist blog that refers to this article of Lawrence J. Korb. The very important topic that I've decided to discuss further is the generals ...
Found this interesting question is a post about the 65 Anniversary to the Pearl Harbor Day.
I have to agree that it would have had a huge influence not just on the coverage of the war as a result...
65 years have past from the victory day in Europe and it feels as if a small celebration is in order.
If you're sentimental fool as I am you'll probably want to listen the radio clip that was ...
On 11 November 1918 at 11 am the guns of the Western Front fell silent after more than four years of continuous warfare. This year marks the 90th Anniversary of the Armistice, when Australians re...
Why was Hitler under the impression that Canada was Anti Churchill? I guess that in Hitler's twisted mind it all made sense. From here
"Churchill is the very type of a corrupt journalist. T...
Reading about the legal aspects of the the Japanese-American Internment I came across a reminder in a form of Haiku songs brought by David Giacalone from May Sky: There Is Always Tomorrow.
I tho...
If you love reading and researching the history of the civil war I thought you would find this post interesting.
I met many people and discussed many of the facts of the civil war on many occasi...
Max Boot 's article as of this morning discusses the need of the East European countries to be able to protect themselves against Russian aspirations to regain control over larger and larger areas. ...
Thinking back on war history we can see that the leaders that gained the largest amount of support from their people were the ones that put things as they were and pointed out the important things.
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This is something i've come to dwell on, over the years because in fact; history is one of the most interesting things about life. All the greatest and my favourite stories are derived from history, ...
I hear many people wondering how come all the sincere effort to free Iraq from tyrany and create a more modern or democratic regime backfires time after time, so I decided to remind everyone of the v...
Has the threat of terror caused us all to lose sight of what's really important? In a fascinating discussion of the book The Dark Side found on Elected Swineherd I found mention of a secret r...
Sure they deny it now but as my gut feeling tells me it is possible that if we're not careful we'll end up with an Islamic state in Iraq.
If you think about it Arab countries that gave their citiz...
In his book What’s Left?: How Liberals Lost Their Way Nick Cohen, the British author raises the question of the way European liberalism treats Islamic Terrorism.
Beyond the contortions and be...
Is there a reason to believe Ahmadinejad when he says Iran has 5,000 centrifuges?
Will discusses Ahmadinejad's reasons to release such a statement so close to the deadline Iran has to decide whe...
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