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The Ishaqi incident
Posted by
Ashish Sinha
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September 1, 2011
On March 15, 2006, American troops approached a house around 2:30 AM in Ishaqi to apprehend a potential Al Qaida in Iraq suspect. Read more »
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Count on PSR to be a leader in a growing coalition of YES
Posted by
John Rachow, MD
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March 26, 2010
I've been thinking a lot about anniversaries lately. This week I passed the iconic milestone of 65 and received my all-time favorite talking birthday card. On the front, Kirk is addressing his first officer: "Analysis, Spock: If all of the candles on that cake were to be lit simultaneously...?" On opening the card and I heard Spock's raspy voice answer: "Annihilation, Jim...total, complete, absolute annihilation." Read more »
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Current Happenings on the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty
Posted by
Edward Ifft, PhD
on
July 8, 2009
June 10-12 over 500 delegates from about 80 countries gathered at the Hofburg Palace in Vienna for the International Scientific Studies Conference (ISS09). The participants were mainly scientists, many of them world-leaders in their fields, and their purpose was to examine the technologies relevant to the verification regime of the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty (CTBT). Read more »
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Time to Get Serious About De-Alerting
Posted by
Jill Marie Parillo
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June 24, 2009
We need to increase the warning time of our nuclear weapons to give the President more decision making time. About one thousands U.S. nuclear weapons are on day-to-day alert, ready to launch in minutes notice. U.S. nuclear strategy still revolves around a Russian threat, but Russia hates the idea of de-alerting our nuclear weapons. Read more »