Intelligence failures demand accountability after corporate and 9 11 crises
The piece argues for a rigorous review of intelligence failures revealed by congressional investigators and compares them to corporate scandals. It cites missed al Qaida warnings, ignored tips about hijacking plots, and calls for decisive accountability, systemic fixes, and forward looking policing.
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America
al-Qaida
FBI
Eleanor Hill
U.S
World Trade Center
Federal Aviation Administration
New York Times
Newark
N.J
Pakistan
United States
Los Angeles Times
CIA
George Tenet
Kenya
Tanzania
Yemen
Congressional
Americans
Reservist nurse recalls Navy life and pledge to serve
Michelle Malkin shares a reservist's perspective from a Navy Nurse Corps officer. She describes drills, family sacrifices, and the call to duty during Desert Storm and post 9/11 deployments, noting loyalty, cohesion, and readiness of medical teams across services.
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Leo Lavin
Sha
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Army
Air Force
Air National Guard
New York
al Jubair
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
Nurse Corps
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Afghanistan
Malkin
Los Angeles Daily News
Seattle Times
Bush's Big Mo momentum in war on terror
Cal Thomas argues President Bush has captured momentum in the war on terror and must keep it to oust Saddam Hussein. He notes bipartisan support forming, urges decisive action, and recalls past U.N. inspection failures while urging disarmament and removal of Saddam. Thomas, a lecturer and syndicated columnist, signals continued administration pressure.
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Congress
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Iraq
Eee
United Nations
Ali Mohsen Hamid
Arab League
London
Clinton
United States
U.S. Senate
White House
Security Council
U.N
Ron Ben- Yishai
Yediot Ahronot
Washington
Middle East
Thomas
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By Bruce Tinsley