Tag Archives: Iraq

Obama And The Tipping Point

Posted on March 30, 2011 by Daniel

There is no denying that America is facing a tipping point. And, at some point, enough will have been enough. But, on which front? Troops are still engaged in operations in both Iraq and Afghanistan. Now they face a possible … Continue reading →

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The Tragedy at Ft. Hood on More Than One Front

Posted on November 7, 2009 by Daniel

There is no denying that what happened the other day at Ft. Hood was a tragedy. However, it is the underlying issues that face this a tragedy on more than one front. Ask anyone and they will tell you that … Continue reading →

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Afghanistan: From Strategy to Comparison

Posted on October 11, 2009 by Daniel

Among the most heavily debated issues in Washington, none is more prevalent than what the next steps and actions will be in Afghanistan. From an addition of 40.000 troops, to a slow and deliberate pullout of troops in favor of … Continue reading →

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Afghanistan The Next Vietnam

Posted on September 7, 2009 by Daniel

The conflict in Afghanistan has proven more difficult to fight recently, even with an increase of American troops. Which has been a cause for conflict among some. For others, they are left wondering whether or not we learned from history, … Continue reading →

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