The U.S. became involved in Libya purely out of humanitarian interest, and it should not now increase involvement for other reasons. It appears that the rebellion in Libya is approaching a major turning point. As the rebels consolidate control of … Continue reading →
Details out of Libya are very sketchy, but there are multiple reports that Muammar Qadhafi’s sixth son, Khamis was killed in an air suicide by a Libyan pilot. The Daily Mail reports: A Libyan air force pilot crashed his jet … Continue reading →
Robert Pape has published an op-ed in Time magazine on the situation in Libya and an appropriate response for it. A Plan for Libya With Muammar Gaddafi digging in, many have called for international intervention in Libya. Thus far, the … Continue reading →
The military blog BLACKFIVE argues that a no fly zone in the strictest sense may not be necessary: All we really need to do is convince them that flying could be very hazardous to their health.
Not everyone is a father, but most people have had one. Consequentially, most people know that the relationship between father and child is a complicated one. As children our father may not be all-powerful, but certainly seems to be. We … Continue reading →
