The US-Led Global War on Terrorism Has Succeeded… In Creating More Global Terrorism
Nations around the world have suffered a five-fold increase in terrorist attacks following the post-9/11 policies unleashed by the U.S. and its allies.
Nations around the world have suffered a five-fold increase in terrorist attacks following the post-9/11 policies unleashed by the U.S. and its allies.
There is no more important meeting every day for the President than the one where he learns what the day's potential threats are to the country.
Saudi Arabia is using billions in U.S. aid to fund their onslaught of innocent civilians in Yemen, but it's not too late for Congress to stop this madness.
Americans should have a visceral understanding of why populations under our bombs and missiles resist. They should know what it means to be attacked from the air, how it pisses you off, how it generates solidarity, how it leads to new resolve and vows of vengeance.
A major, major hate crime for sure. But terrorism? I used to know what domestic terrorism was, before the term became politicized in the past decade.
If fighting Israeli occupying forces is barred as “terrorism,” and nonviolent boycotts against Israel are barred as “anti-Semitism,” then what is considered a legitimate means for Palestinians and their allies to resist and end the decadeslong, illegal Israeli occupation? The answer is: nothing.
Just before ISIL operatives set off bombs in Brussels, the Kurdistan Freedom Hawks detonated a car bomb in Turkey near a transportation hub, killing 37 and injuring 70 more. In both Brussels and Ankara, innocent people were killed indiscriminately by fanatics who believe political causes sanctify murder. But while the...
I think of terrorism like I think of global warming. If you do not try to understand where it is coming from, and try to fight it, at its roots, the storms will become more fierce and the hurricanes will destroy everything in their paths.
Donald Trump was a ubiquitous presence on American news shows and said, “we’re having problems with the Muslims”. Ted Cruz recommended singling out American Muslim communities for heavy-handed police tactics.
Some (like Sen. Feinstein) have argued that internet companies can be slapped with "material support for terrorism" charges if they let ISIS members or other terrorists make use of their services.