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  • Obama appointee, Philip Coyle: Russia must pressure U.S. not to deploy missile defense system

    07/08/2010 6:30:20 AM PDT · by Frankusa · 6 replies
    President Obama took advantage of a Senate recess Wednesday to appoint Philip Coyle as associate director for National Security and International Affairs. The recess appointment allowed the President to bypass the normal Senate confirmation process. Mr. Coyle is widely known for his opposition to President Bush's proposal to deploy a missile defense system in Eastern Europe. During an interview with a Russian news channel in 2008, Coyle was asked by the host what actions should be expected from Russia to prevent the U.S. from deploying a missile defense system in Europe. Incredibly and shockingly, Coyle responded by advising the Russians...
  • Obama's Anti-Missile Defense Adviser

    04/05/2010 10:50:03 PM PDT · by Cindy · 14 replies · 778+ views
    POLITICO.com ^ | March 31, 2010, 3:42 pm EDT | by Rebeccah Heinrichs, Opinion Contributor
    SNIPPET: "President Barack Obama has nominated an anti-missile defense adviser who may soon receive congressional approval — and put Americans in danger. Russia and China, two countries with nuclear weapons and effective long range ballistic missiles, have helped Iran develop its missile program. Other countries that range from the hostile to the unreliable — for example, North Korea, Syria and Pakistan — also have ballistic missile programs. The global picture grows incresingly bleak. The more ballistic missiles change hands between states, the more likely they are to fall — or be placed — into the hands of terrorists. This is...
  • Critics Say Missile Defense System Unworkable

    12/17/2002 4:07:54 PM PST · by GeneD · 67 replies · 554+ views
    Filed at 6:54 p.m. ET WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The missile defense system President Bush ordered to be deployed will not work and is a waste of money, critics said on Tuesday while the Pentagon acknowledged the system initially will provide only modest protection. ``I have no great confidence that it's going to work under real-world conditions,'' said Lawrence Korb, a member of the Council on Foreign Relations think tank who served as assistant secretary of defense under President Ronald Reagan. Bush directed the Defense Department to begin deploying a national missile defense system with land- and sea-based interceptor rockets to...