Tag: Terrorism & Survival

Bien Pensant and Je Suis Charlie

Debbie Young - May 5, 2015

In Garland, Texas, two men with assault weapons tried to replicate last January’s Je suis Charlie attack on the offices of Charlie Hebdo in...

Engines of Extinction

Richard C. Young - April 7, 2015

August Cole is the director of the Atlantic Council’s Art of Future Warfare Project. Here, writing in War On The Rocks, Mr. Cole outlines...

Night Fright Part 2-Everything Looks Worse at Night!

Richard C. Young - April 2, 2015

Originally posted April 16, 2012. As mentioned in part 1 of Night Fright, my three decades of living in hurricane-prone islands has given me first...

Survival: Night Fright —Everything Looks Worse at Night!

Richard C. Young - March 31, 2015

Originally posted April 2, 2012. You wake up with a start. It’s pitch black. You hear an odd noise and than another. We have all...

81,000 Saudi Students in Class

The Editors - March 26, 2015

The Wall Street Journal’s Miriam Jordan wrote a piece on international students in America. You might be surprised to learn that today there are...

ISIS—Not a Terrorist Group

Richard C. Young - March 13, 2015

George Mason University Distinguished Professor and Director of the International Security Program Audrey Kurth Cronin writing on Obama’s televised national speech last September where...

France’s Manuel Valls and the Two-Fold Islamic Threat

Debbie Young - March 2, 2015

France’s Manuel Valls and the Two-Fold Islamic Threat In his first interviews with an American publication since the Charlie Hebdo massacres in Paris in January,...

Why Terrorists Are Angry

Debbie Young - February 27, 2015

“Perhaps the most prominent motivating force is anger at U.S. foreign policy,” writes John Mueller, a political scientist at Ohio State University and a...

Appeler un Chat un Chat, Monsieur Obama

Debbie Young - January 27, 2015

After the horrific attacks on Charlie Hebdo earlier this month, French Prime Minister Manuel Valls identified “radical Islam” as the enemy of France. In...