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  • On 'Michael Scheuer's Bloody Logic' - Thanks, and a Comment from Scheuer

    03/21/2005 6:38:01 AM PST · by Valin · 4 replies · 446+ views
    Tech Central Station ^ | 3/18/05 | Michael F. Scheuer
    Because the media do not always remember that nothing should be too dangerous to talk about in America, I would first like to thank TCS for allowing Mr. Apostolou to publish his essay on my work and ideas ("Michael Scheuer's Bloody Logic", TCS, 3/17/05). I am indeed an old-fashioned conservative nationalist, stuck with the quaint belief that U.S. foreign policy should protect Americans first, last, and always. I of course never said anything remotely resembling "America must kill innocent Muslims because of its relationship with Israel" -- although that's a clever way of diverting attention from the arguments of my...
  • Michael Scheuer's Bloody Logic (It's no wonder that he never caught bin Laden.)

    03/16/2005 9:27:14 PM PST · by quidnunc · 11 replies · 1,279+ views
    Tech Central Station ^ | March 17, 2005 | Andrew Apostolou
    Michael Scheuer, whose book Imperial Hubris lambasts US strategy in the war against al Qaeda, has attracted attention for recent public statements on Israel. The former head of the CIA's bin Laden unit, Scheuer claimed at the Council on Foreign Relations in February that Israel controls the debate on US foreign policy. As important as Scheuer's hostility to Israel is his underlying message: that to keep Israel happy, the US must kill innocent Muslims. While Scheuer's views on the Middle East are unpleasant, they are not far from the orthodoxy among retired diplomats. The view of the superannuated foreign service...
  • Iraq: the Strategic Necessity of War [A White Paper by Andrew Apostolou]

    10/18/2004 9:11:06 AM PDT · by Tolik · 12 replies · 433+ views
    The Foundation for the Defense of Democracies ^ | October 8, 2004 | Andrew Apostolou
    Iraq: the Strategic Necessity of War A White Paper by Andrew Apostolou Executive Summary Far from being a war of choice or a strategic distraction, military action against Iraq was an American and international strategic imperative. The U.S., in particular, could not fight the war against terrorism while allowing Saddam Hussein’s regime—in the heart of the Middle East—to break out from containment as was happening on the eve of the war. The Iraq campaign was not a preventive war. U.N. resolutions foresaw the restoration of stability in the Middle East through the use of force against Saddam’s outlaw regime—if that...