The fact that Michael "I hope bin Laden attacks the US" Scheuer has some mental challenges is probably not news to those who have heard him speak before. But why the Foreign Policy magazine would let him editorialize on its...
... group or not or a formal group is question we'll find out over the next couple of days," said MichaelScheuer, the former head of the CIA's Bin Laden unit."But for years now, it's been very clear that two of the targets for Al Qaeda and other Islamic groups for recruitment were in the U.S. military and in the U.S. prison system," he said. "So this is not really much of anything new."Walid...
Former CIA analyst MichaelScheuer told CNN in the past that the Italian military secret service had approved the operation involving Hassan, and CIA sources who refused to be named told CNN in 2005 that the agency had briefed and sought approval from its Italian counterpart for such an abduction.
Former CIA analyst MichaelScheuer told CNN in the past that the Italian military secret service had approved the operation involving Hassan, and CIA sources who refused to be named told CNN in 2005 that the agency had briefed and sought approval from its Italian counterpart for such an abduction.
Note: Derrick Crowe is the Afghanistan blog fellow for Brave New Foundation / The Seminal. Learn how the war in Afghanistan undermines U.S. security: watch Rethink Afghanistan (Part Six), & visit http://rethinkafghanistan.com/blog. At least MichaelScheuer’s snarling, morally bankrupt piece (oddly promoted as the front-page story on Foreign Policy Magazine’s website) correctly...
... 100 al Qaeda fighters remain in Afghanistan that they are not the problem in Afghanistan. MichaelScheuer debunking the "al Qaeda is gone from Afghanistan" approach to U.S. policy: MichaelScheuer, a former CIA analyst who tracked bin Laden for three years, believes the administration may have underestimated al-Qaida's role here because the organization prefers...
Two from Bruce R. at Flit : 1) The schad decline of MichaelScheuer 2) Today's essential Afghan slide From Michael Yon , a snap of a Gen. Petraeus briefing slide from a speech in Holland [other good maps and charts at link]: Also worth reading today: Anthony Lloyd with British forces in Helmand . To this eye the map seems dire in relatively few, but important, places. Where the...
... Partial War on Terror -- Christine Fair, Wall Street Journal Afghanistan: Get Nasty or Go Home -- MichaelScheuer, Foreign Policy US must find courage for a knifefight in Afghanistan -- Sean McLain, The National Why a real counter-insurgency strategy is not possible in Afghanistan--and why politics may be the answer -- A.J. Rossmiller, TNR Obama's Nuclear Agenda -- Joseph Nye, RealClearWorld...
... his term. Otherwise, in the coming months, the Democrats may be seen as having lost a war. while MichaelScheuer in Foreign Policy argues that we should “go big or go home”: Team Obama faces quite a dilemma. McChrystal’s plan to stave off defeat by asking for substantial immediate reinforcements — a request that is still far short of what is needed to “win” in Afghanistan — is a sure...
... numbers of al-Qaida fighters in various provinces in addition to across the border in Pakistan. MichaelScheuer, a former CIA analyst who tracked bin Laden for three years, believes the administration may have underestimated al-Qaida's role here because the organization prefers to work in the background providing logistics, propaganda and training to local allies. Most of the foreigners...
... hand in the toaster. He can bring in Orly Taitz, foremost expert on hand-toaster interactions, and MichaelScheuer on how Obama's Hitleresque government is trying to take away your freedom to stick your hand in your toaster whenever you want. So what's your guess? What'll Glenn's next gimmick be?
... terrorism experts are trying to get its attention by going public, and not just through The Times. MichaelScheuer, the former head of the C.I.A. bin Laden unit, told MSNBC's Keith Olbermann last week that the Taliban and Al Qaeda, having regrouped in Afghanistan and Pakistan, ''are going to detonate a nuclear device inside the United States'' (the real United States, that is, not...
... and worse still violates the arrogance that we can control this by our behavior (something MichaelScheuer is delusional over as well..despite his great and long service..thank you, sir). To avoid this all we have to do is everything the mass murderers want, today and tomorrow and tomorrow, and tomorrow. WaPo chimes in with their own all or nothing, and Amir Taheri as well. It will...