Bookworm on Jul 01 2010 | Filed under: Military
I don’t know what alchemy went into creating the personality that is SSG Sal Giunta, but there was a drop of something very special mixed in. I am so glad he is a living Medal of Honor winner. You don’t need to be dead to have been extraordinarily brave.
Bookworm on Jul 01 2010 | Filed under: Israel, Judges, Judicial activism
You’ve probably noticed that I’ve had nothing to say about Kagan. There is nothing to say. She’s a bright, often charming, lady from the far Left who, entirely separate from her anti-Constitutional ideology, is grossly unqualified in terms of professional experience and intellectual heft to be a Supreme Court justice. She is, in other words, [...]
Bookworm on Jul 01 2010 | Filed under: Afghanistan, Military
My (conservative) book club read Victor Davis Hanson’s A War Like No Other: How the Athenians and Spartans Fought the Peloponnesian War. One of the points Hanson makes in the book is that Pericles embarked upon a new type of warfare: Periclean strategy . . . defined the new war as battle not between hoplites [...]
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