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Le_Sabre54

A lot of these people have spent years telling us all that Indian involvement/influence/support to much of the troubles that we have been facing is a figment of our imagination.

SamuelGoldman

SWGoldman

Thinking about the GWOT and especially Iraq War as point of departure for our present crisis. Some causes go deeper, as they always do. But 9/11 was a turning point.

Fred Wellman

FPWellman

I've been a fan of @Militarydotcom and am friends with the editors and reporters. Publishing the OpEd asking for a pardon for Robert Bales is an outrageous and awful decision.

Quincy Institute

QuincyInst

19 years ago, America lost nearly 3,000 lives in the deadliest terrorist attack in our history. The global war we launched in response has brought its own staggering costs, as

Clint Watts

selectedwisdom

“After Capitol riot, a call to protect veterans from disinformation - Roll Call” - lots to unpack here, in sum, influence of current & former military via information confluence of

Asuka Wilde

nezumi_ningen

Some of y'all really think terrorists are inherently stupid and that's pretty stupid.Terrorists, adherents and leaders alike, usually aren't "stupid" at all. They don't neatly fit into knee-jerk stereotypes.TERRORI

inverted vibe curve: burgertown must be defended

PatBlanchfield

every single time, for the past four years, there's been a high profile mass shooting with a sufficiently "political" character (read = falling with certain accepted frames of the political)

About Face: Veterans Against the War

VetsAboutFace

While we hopeful, many of us deployed during & after the last series of “draw downs” & and we note the acting SecDef said “repositioning of our troops in the

James Millward 米華健

JimMillward

Quite a remarkable development: Pompeo has revoked the designation of East Turkistan Islamic Movement (ETIM) as a terrorist organization. https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/FR-2020-11-05/pdf/2020-24620.pdf GW Bush admin made this designati

Martin D. Brown

MDRBrown

Awake early, so was reading this“The War on the Uyghurs: China's Internal Campaign against a Muslim MinoritySean R. Roberts” https://buff.ly/2QALy2K Unlike so many instant experts on the question, and yes

David Solimini

CommsDirector

Think people dramatically underestimate how our broken domestic politics will make foreign policy more difficult. I don't mean reputational harm, though that will be real. Something subtler and more important.

Tim Wittig

Tim_Wittig

Used to work on the violent right-wing extremist threat back in the day (2008-11). Here are the big changes I'm noticing compared to then, left handed crayon-on-napkin edition: [thread]https://twitter.com/WylieNewmark/status/13476774038

Marc Hochstein

MarcHochstein

1/https://twitter.com/dailycaller/status/1357498685811228674 2/ say what you will about Tucker but I think he has a point about how broad these search criteria are. #3 includes “at a *weapons-related* merchant,” so even

Ross Elder

RossElderWrites

This tweet reply was serious enough that it deserved it's own thread. Every time someone shouts "You can't criticize them! They're a veteran!" It makes me want to punch them

Sana Saeed

SanaSaeed

I'm glad the NYT finally acknowledged and issued a "correction" for the abysmal ethical and journalistic mess that was Rukmini Callimachi's 'Caliphate' series. It is not, however, enough. The series

Lafayette Lee

OrangePartisan

#Miltwitter has been overcome by a heated debate over the negative influence of higher education on our nation’s officer corps, prompting indignation from Twitter’s wokevets not unlike the umbrage religious

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