Insights on the Middle East by Ric Grenell, former spokesman for 4 US Ambassadors to the UN; Col. Joel Westa, USAF (Ret.) on his distinguished career and his current educational leadership position; Vietnam veteran Richard Quarantello on his book:...
The decision to go to war against Iraq in 2003 was, in my opinion, a good one. Saddam had weapons of mass destruction (WMD); he’d used them in his war against Iran in the 1980s and against his own people, the Kurds, in the 90s. Why would anyone...
News and Comment by the Colonel; Ambassador John Bolton with expert analysis concerning Iran and Afghanistan; author and trainer Skip Coryell; Stand Tall Troop Report. – News and Comment by the Colonel – our politically-correct military...
Ric Grennell is a national security expert, having served four U.S. Ambassadors to the United Nations and is a regular contributor to Frontlines of Freedom. Ric shares his U.N. insights on the Obama Administration’s dealings with Iran’s...
Former U.N. Ambassador John Bolton, a regular guest on Frontlines of Freedom, speaks with Host Denny Gillem about the threat environment and challenges currently present in the Middle East.
On 4 Nov 1979, “student” followers of the Ayatollah Khomeini send shock waves across America and the world when they stormed and captured the US embassy in Tehran—an attack on an embassy is an act of war. The radical Islamic fundamentalists took 90...
This is amazing. Since WWII the US has had only two consistent, reliable friends, Britain and Israel. All we’ve done for the past few years is to ignore and dishonor them. And now, our Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff used a visit in Britain to...
On 4 Nov 1979, Iranian “students” attacked and captured the US Embassy in Teheran, Iran. Note that an attack on an embassy is an act of war. The hostages were tortured, isolated, and treated horribly. They were released on the day the Ronald Reagan...
We left Iraq long before we should have; Iraq has no history of democracy. With our armed forces in the country for another decade or so (like we did in Germany and Japan after WWII) we could turn over most of the fighting to the Iraqis, but we’d be...
Each day the number of convoys leaving Iraq is growing as the political requirement that we withdraw approaches. In one sense, we have no option, as withdrawal by the end of this year was agreed upon at the political level. However, leaving before...