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Roundtable: Korean crisis

By tigtog on November 24, 2010

There’s a lot of breaths being held on this one, waiting for the other shoe to drop and hoping like hell that it doesn’t. Here’s a thread to discuss what’s happening and not happening on the Korean peninsula right now.

Posted in International, Nationalism, Politics | Tagged roundtable, war & conflict | 145 Responses

Strangling NATO in Afghanistan

By Idiot/Savant on December 16, 2008

Crossposted from No Right Turn Oh dear. Drivers in Pakistan are refusing to transport supplies across the Northwest Frontier to NATO and US troops in Afghanistan. 75% of US and NATO supplies go that way. Which means they’re either going [...]

Posted in Afghanistan, Imperialism, International, War | Tagged Afghanistan, war & conflict | 144 Responses

Bilal Abdullah, Mohammed Haneef, and Mick Keelty

By Robert Merkel on August 4, 2008

The AFP has claimed it can’t release any part of its submission to the Clarke Inquiry, about its investigation of Mohammed Haneef, because of “ongoing trials in the UK”. Greg Barns asked in Crikey today: Hang on, what trials? The [...]

Posted in Crime, International, Terrorism | Tagged bilal abdullah, clarke inquiry, Mick Keelty, mohammed asha, mohammed haneef, war & conflict | 10 Responses

You're the minister now, Bob

By Robert Merkel on August 1, 2008

The Clarke inquiry into the Haneef affair has revealed several interesting things. Amongst them is the statement in ASIO’s unclassified submission that they participated in “whole of government” discussions of the possible threat posed by Haneef. As the statement says: [...]

Posted in Government, Politics, Security, Terrorism | Tagged afp, australian federal police, clarke inquiry, haneef inquiry, Law, Mick Keelty, mohammed haneef, politics&govt, robert mclelland, Terrorism, war & conflict | 15 Responses

The nature of the social contract involved in military service

By Shaun Cronin on January 10, 2008

In the comments on the post regarding the death of Andy Olmsted, regular commentor Graham Bell suggested: Suggest a topic for some time in the future: the nature and the future of the social contract, not the legal contract, involved [...]

Posted in Philosophy, War | Tagged war & conflict | Leave a response

Super Hornet purchase to be reviewed

By Robert Merkel on January 2, 2008

According to the SMH, the government is about to conduct a review of its entire fighter plane program, and “everything is on the table”, apparently: All projects in the $30 billion program will be scrutinised “with fresh eyes”. That includes [...]

Posted in Foreign policy, Politics, War | Tagged brendan nelson, war & conflict

Benazir Bhutto

By Darlene on December 28, 2007

Benazir Bhutto (21 June 1952 to 27 December 2007)

Posted in Terrorism | Tagged war & conflict | 146 Responses

David Hicks unlikely to breach control order

By Robert Merkel on December 24, 2007

According to the Age, David Hicks won’t have any trouble at all complying with his control order. He’s so agoraphobic he can’t go outside. Since returning to Australia in May this year to serve the rest of the nine-month sentence [...]

Posted in Law, Terrorism | Tagged war & conflict | 109 Responses

Remember the Senate…

By Robert Merkel on November 20, 2007

One thing we talked about quite a bit before the election amongst the LP collective is drawing attention to the Senate contests. I don’t think we’ve done as good a job as we could have, considering its importance. Just to [...]

Posted in Authoritarianism, Climate change, Federal Elections, Politics, Terrorism | Tagged andrew bartlett, Australian Greens, authoritarian, Bob Brown, Coalition, Federal election 2007, intolerance, Sociology, war & conflict | Leave a response

Guest Post by Jim McDonald: The Haneef coverup

By Guest Poster on November 2, 2007

Please visit Jim’s blog Rage and Enthusiasm for a fully hyperlinked version should you wish to refer to any of the sources. Immigration Minister, Kevin Andrews, is simply not to be trusted on serious matters relating to human and legal [...]

Posted in Authoritarianism, Crime, Ethics, Federal Elections, Howardia, Immigration, Law, Politics, Race, Security, Terrorism | Tagged authoritarian, Coalition, Culture Wars, Federal election 2007, intolerance, Labor, politics&govt, racism, Sociology, war & conflict | 13 Responses

Turkey threatening to invade American territory…

By Robert Merkel on October 23, 2007

Well, not quite, but they reportedly have 100,000 troops, backed by all manner of heavy weaponry up to and including F-16′s sitting on the Turkish border with Iraq. The reason? An attack by the PKK, the Kurdish guerilla group, on [...]

Posted in Foreign policy, Iraq, Middle East, War | Tagged war & conflict | 13 Responses

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