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The Benghazi attack was irregular warfare not terrorism.
Archive for the ‘Terrorism and its control’ Category
April 26th, 2013
Category: Terrorism and its control, Watching Conservatives
Yes, Malkin is always wrong. Goes without saying. But what if she’s right about Grover Norquist?
April 25th, 2013
Category: Terrorism and its control, Uncategorized
Incentives and the Tarnaevs: You get what you measure, even in the counter-terrorism business.
April 23rd, 2013
Or is he a piece of Breitbart fakery?
April 19th, 2013
It’s always dangerous to make judgments while something like the marathon bombing/murder of MIT policeman/shootout in Watertown/search is underway. But recognizing that there is much I don’t know yet, my tentative judgment is that the leadership of my former city has kind of lost it. As I understand it, A murderer, probably armed and dangerous, [...]
April 16th, 2013
Category: Culture & Civil Society, Terrorism and its control
Obviously a terrible tragedy yesterday in Boston. It is all the more sinister because of what the finish line of a Marathon typically represents: a supportive, celebratory place of individual achievement. I have finished two Marathons in my life, the 2004 Richmond and 2005 Marine Corps races. For me, these races were culminations of my [...]
December 16th, 2012
Category: Education policy, Firearms, Politics and Leadership, Post-disaster reflections, Terrorism and its control
Let’s reflect on the two real lessons of the Battle of Newtown. First, the Second Amendment is not about hunting animals and punching paper, it’s about winning a war against the government, and here we have a man who didn’t whine about tyranny, or run and hide: he took up arms like a Real American, [...]
November 21st, 2012
Category: Iraq, Terrorism and its control
Foxman´s absurd scenario of a worldwide plague of Hamas-type rocketry.