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JINSA Report # 807
August 14, 2008
Some readers were surprised yesterday. "What, no military option? There's something JINSA thinks the U.S. military can't do?"
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JINSA Report # 806
August 13, 2008
Expelling Russia from the G-8 and suspending new partnership talks between the EU and Russia, along with support for Georgia in whatever political settlement is fashioned after the shooting stops were our first thoughts, and our second.
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JINSA Report # 805
August 12, 2008
After WWII, Russia secured itself in Central Europe by force, stopping halfway through Germany only because it reached American lines. A half-century later, communism dissolved. "History is over," the pundit said.
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JINSA Report # 804
August 7, 2008
It is foolish in the extreme for Americans to believe that Palestinians selected by Hamas or by Fatah for American scholarships, visas or military training are what they say they are. People in both organizations are dedicated to the violent destruction of America's friend and ally, Israel.
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Col. TX Hammes, USMC (ret.), author of The Sling and the Stone: On War in the 21st Century and an expert on insurgent warfare spoke to a group of JINSA members and supporters in Washington, DC on June 16, 2008.
The JINSA 2008 Spring Board Meeting held June 1 in Washington, D.C., featured a panel discussion on the "Lessons Learned from Iraq and Lebanon."
On June 18, Dr. Liam Fox, the Shadow Defence Secretary of the British government, addressed an audience more than 100 JINSA members and supporters at the University Club in New York City.
JINSA Vice President David Justman details the recent visit to Camp Pendleton to observe the newest tactics and equipment employed by the Marines. The June visit was hosted by Maj. Gen. Michael Lehnert, Commanding General, Marine Corps Installations West, and escorted by 2008 JINSA Flag and General Officer Trip to Israel alumnus Maj. Gen. Mark Lott, USMC (ret).
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