Stories by Gary Brecher

A lot of very sleazy DoD contractors and their pet congressmembers have their own reasons for being so outraged over the threat of drone warfare.

What the election riots in Northern Nigeria, a military mutiny in Burkina Faso, and massacres in Ivory Coast have in common.

Every single change in technology in the past 50 years has had "Stop building carriers!" written all over it. But the Navy paid no attention.

Only a fool like Bush could pick an anti-American Arab country, add an invading army, and expect a nice fluffy democracy souffle.

The president of tiny Georgia must have caught a case of his pal Bush's war lust to attack a Russian ally and think he'd win.

One thing the United States doesn't get about guerrilla warfare: It's not over until the guerrillas win.

A bizarre new trend is emerging: traditional armed conquests are increasingly less effective, and countries with high birthrates have the edge.

From the enormous advantage gained by Iran via our invasion of Iraq, you would think that Dick Cheney is a mole for the Ayatollah.