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  Vilayat-e Faqih! Since the dust is settling on  Gay Free Persia's semi sort election courtesy of Preacher Commandwhat the heck is going on bay bee?Not much!Hassan Rowhani is the new president of Iran, but though the vote is seen as a setback for Khamenei, the supreme leader is actually the big winner. Having seen how Ahmadinejad’s antics and open expres […]

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  In the aftermath of two men brutally slaughtering Lee Rigby in Woolwih, Jonathan Freedland wrote this column on responding to the motives of murderers: ... It seems we're ready to listen when we have some sneaking sympathy, not for the act itself, but for the cause it seeks to highlight... But if it's wrong for the right to seek vindication in acts […]

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Commanders Matter Again: Mission Command

January 5th, 2011 by Centurion

I just finished reading General Martin Dempsey’s article on Mission Command. I feel heartened that the Army is moving forward to encourage operational adaptability. Mission Command is a crucial step in recognizing that war is fundamentally a human endeavor.  That is to say when we had Command and Control and Battle Command as terms we [...]

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