World Association of International Studies

Nushin Namazi writes:

Alain de Benoist (AB) replies to Robert Gard (RG)’s post of 23 July:

RG: Al Qaeda is now fully capable of planning attacks against the US
mainland.

Jordi Molins Coronado writes:

It is usually stated that the US invasion in Iraq intends to bring
democracy to the country. However, the 12 July The Economist, in
the Politics section, states:

Mendo Henriques writes:

Nigel Jones responds to Alain de Benoist’s post of 23 July:

Robert Whealey writes:

Randy Black (21 July) still believes in “victory” in Iraq. I do not.

How can any president of the US win in Iraq when his knowledge of the
country is nil to inadequate?

Nushin Namazi writes:

Bienvenido Macario wrote (23 July):

Understandably the definitions of “victory” in Iraq (R. Hancock—22
July) or “winning the war” (H. Levin—22 July) vary.

John Heelan responds:

Alain de Benoist writes:

Jody Brennan writes:

Robert Gard responds to Richard Hancock’s post of 23 July:

Randy Black writes:

I just spoke briefly with WAISer Jaqui White who is literally in the
eye of hurricane Dolly as we spoke.

Martin Packard wrote on 20 July:

A grid is a complex dynamic network subject to Maxwell’s equations and
must be hard to calculate and control.

Vincent Littrell writes:

Bienvenido Macario writes:

Thomas Moore writes:

Let us assume that we achieve the goal of establishing a democracy in
Iraq and stability.