Hezbollah murdered more Americans than any other terrorist group before September 11, 2001. Despite al-Qaeda’s increased visibility since then, Hezbollah remains a bigger, better equipped, better organized, and potentially more dangerous terrorist organization, in part because it enjoys the unstinting support of the two chief state sponsors of terrorism in the world today: Iran and [...]

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Hamas seizing Gaza is only the beginning of a nightmare. One must look at the whole Middle Eastern region, to distinguish the bomb from the fuse. What Hamas will do, by consolidating its power in Gaza, and becoming a true “free port” with terrorist infrastructure for the world’s Islamist networks, is to perfect that fuse. [...]

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Nationalism aside, however, there’s a nagging fear in the Kremlin that Russia’s new strength won’t last. Russia faces three emerging threats that analysts of its foreign policy often ignore.
First, the Russian population is shrinking.
Second, the government is not investing enough of its oil profits back into energy infrastructure.
Third, many of Russia’s most successful businessmen still [...]

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According to travel specialist Americans now travel to Europe by a whopping 25 percent less than four years ago. General disdain for Americans has gotten confrontational and tourist now have epithets hurled at them, are spat on and in some cases are physically jostled. What is causing this heightened vitriol?
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From the Inside Flap
“Death to America!”
Years before September 11, our enemy warned us–and we weren’t listening. We are being warned today–by enemies like Iran, North Korea, and radicals and terrorists across the globe–but we are still not listening.
Sounding the alarm is bestselling author Jed Babbin (former deputy undersecretary of defense), who exposes the demagogues, [...]

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Under the Kaczynski twins, ties between Germany and Poland have deteriorated to a level of animosity not seen since prior to the fall of the Iron Curtain. This week, the mutual enmity is the main event on the European Union stage.
The political world view of Poland’s Kaczynski twins is one that often appears to be [...]

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Everywhere you look, it seems, the Middle East is in flames. Yet, almost unnoticed by outside observers, the most conservative country in the region has embarked on a historic journey of reform.
Last week, a senior official in one of the world’s wealthiest states suggested that one third of all government jobs should go to women.
Switzerland? [...]

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While we focus on the illegal immigration issue concerning our southern border, we are neglecting a dangerous situation concerning our border with Canada. FSM Contributing Editor Michael Cutler brings this to your attention. It is an urgent matter requiring immediate action.
There has been so much emphasis upon our vulnerabilities from the southern border that we [...]

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Have Israeli and American commanders forgotten the reasons for their historical military triumphs because both are attempting to fight politically correct wars? FSM Contributing Editor J.R. Dieckmann has strong arguments in favor of George S. Patton style winning strategies.
The enemy fights dirty, we also need to fight dirty. Meet them on their terms, but with [...]

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