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Iran is in the news for more than a few reasons, one of which is its development of a new torpedo that apparently scares civilians. Take a deep breath. Weapons systems are developed continually. The testing of a system is…

Strategy Page has thoughts on how a bombing attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities might affect the domestic political scene there (hat tip: AllahPundit guesting at Michelle Malkin): Such an attack would entrench the religious dictatorship that is current…

Even as the war in Iraq has continued to go south, the chatter about the U.S. and Britain possibly opening up a second front with Iran have never really gone away.

Condoleezza Rice donned her professor’s cap and delivered a big-picture lecture Friday at Chatham House, a leftish British think-tank headed by former Foreign Secretary Sir Alec Douglas-Hume (above, left), attempting to enlighten her audience re one o…

Hevel Havelim #64 has been inaugurated, thanks to the host!
This is my first go at the Merry go ’round so that’s a good time. It reminds me of the devious and brilliant marketing scheme developed at Mcdonalds, where they build the play…

Ha, ha, ha, ha!…. hat tip: Michelle Malkin.
Slip of the tongue – Telegraph (UK)
He said it. Jack Straw really did say it.
There he was standing before some 200 dignitaries in Blackburn, the cameras were rolling and Condoleezza “Condi&#…

According to the Telegraph war plans for Iran are at an advanced stage. Here are a few excerpts: The United States government is hopeful that the military operation will be a multinational mission, but defence chiefs believe that the Bush…

I was in high school when I watched the SLA shootout with LAPD officers. After the gunfire ended, a reporter asked a sergeant what the LAPD looked for in police applicants.
“Marines make good candidates,” he said. “Most of them possess the matu…

Elsewhere, how ’bout a curtain call for Allahpundit who has done a terriffic job filling in for Michelle Malkin this weekend. La Shawn and Michelle should both be back in action by tomorrow morning. So once again, all is well and good in the blogosphere.