JINSA Article Digest for September, 16th

Articles added to JINSA Online from September, 9th to September, 16th.
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#516 September 9th, 2005

(2005-09-09) As the raw horror of that September 11th begins to recede, time
passes and greater or lesser tragedies occupy cable news, but our obligation
is to remember both the horror and the heroism. And to remember what
motivates Americas ongoing war against terrorists and the states that harbor
and support them. We did not go to war because of September 11th, but rather
after September 11th. Read the more in JINSA Report #516.

Read more @ http://www.jinsa.org/articles/view.html?documentid=3146
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#517 Which Way will Egypt Go? Part I

(2005-09-14) As there is no hope of Palestinian security control of
Palestinian territory, eyes turn to Egypt on Gazas southern border. What will
Egypt do? There are two schools of thought, both most reasonable. The first
is discussed here. The second will be tackled tomorrow. Read JINSA Report
#517.

Read more @ http://www.jinsa.org/articles/view.html?documentid=3147
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#518 Which Way Will Egypt Go? Part II

(2005-09-15) As there is no hope of Palestinian security control of
Palestinian territory, eyes turn to Egypt on Gazas southern border. What will
Egypt do? There are two schools of thought, both most reasonable. The second
is discussed here. The first was tackled yesterday in JINSA Report #517. Read
JINSA Report #518.

Read more @ http://www.jinsa.org/articles/view.html?documentid=3149
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Desperate Days for Aviation Security

(2005-09-16) Evidence mounts that terrorists are probing U.S. aviation
security. So, how much has it improved since the devastating 9-11 attacks?
Despite expenditures of billions of dollars and the creation of new federal
bureaucracies, significant failings continue to cripple the system. As the
number of people flying is expected to surpass pre-9/11 levels in the coming
months and as the government strives to stay one step ahead of al Qaedas
plans, the skies may not be so friendly after all.

Read more @ http://www.jinsa.org/articles/view.html?documentid=3152

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