The CIA helped avert a terror attack in Russia, underscoring the importance of keeping lines of communication open.
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Cooperation Without Trust
Tag Archives: Terrorism
‘Victory’ In Mosul
The liberation of Mosul from Islamic State control is an example of a classic Pyrrhic victory, meaning no true victory at all.
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Little Girls And Pink Balloons
Even in the aftermath of tragedy, young fans should be able to look forward to a memorable concert and a shower of balloons.
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Ariana Grande, Manchester Bombing, Music, Parenting, Saudi Arabia, Terrorism, The Islamic State, The United Kingdom
Terrorism By Any Other Name
Experienced New Yorkers know a terror bombing when they see one, even if their mayor does not.
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What’s Not In A Name
The Obama White House avoids linking terrorism to Islamic extremists, and apparently tried to censor the French president too.
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Why Good Ideas Yield Bad Results
Keeping bad guys out of the banking system seemed like a good idea at the time.
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Banking, Banks, Government Accountability Office, International, Nongovernmental Organizations, Nonprofit Organizations, Regulation, Terrorism
Dark Spaces Where Mold And Terror Grow
Terrorism and mold have a lot in common.
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A Pointless Answer To A Pointless Speech
Rather than stop Trump’s bid for the White House, the GOP could benefit by encouraging him to campaign – as a Democrat.
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Planting The Seeds Of Future Kidnappings
The administration says it will not pay kidnappers, but hostages’ families may do so. To a terrorist banker, that’s just as good.
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Freedom For The ‘Aspirational Terrorist’
By Larry M. Elkin, CPA, CFP®
It isn’t entrapment for authorities to go after ‘aspirational terrorists’ before they commit mayhem.
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