Monthly Archives: March 2006

Some people simply can’t let go of history…the Japanese can’t accept that they were the aggressors during WWII. The French can’t accept that their revolution wasn’t and some Southerners can’t accept the reality of the US Civil War. In South … Continue reading →

According to IAEA Chief, Mohamed ElBaradei, Iran poses no imminent threat to the west. Well I guess that’s it we can all stop worrying a return to our normal routine…Coming on the heals of a dishwatery meaningless UN Security Council … Continue reading →

The five veto-wielding members of the UN Security Council (US, UK, France, Russia and China) have come to an agreement on the language of a Security Council resolution calling on Iran to cease Uranium enrichment and return to negotiations (appeasement … Continue reading →

Lets suppose The Phalanx moved into the auto business, and we produced the “Phalanx 5000” a 300 horse-power, 4-door sedan with no radio, no air conditioning and no windshield wipers. The 5000, however, was so economical with great pick-up, that … Continue reading →

Agents with the Government Accountability Office (GAO), managed to successfully smuggle radioactive material in to the United States from both the Mexican and Canadian borders. This provides further evidence that border security in the US is a joke to say … Continue reading →

Two stories currently dominate the headlines: the rioting on French streets over a new labor law and renewed efforts to curb illegal immigration in this country. As syndicated radio host John Gibson points out, Illegal immigrants are protesting over their … Continue reading →

Last week, students in France launched a massive protest across the country in opposition to a new law, which grants employers the ability to dismiss young hires within the first two years of employment. The bill proposed by French Prime … Continue reading →

The Phalanx has already made it clear that the ongoing brouhaha over illegal immigration is much ado about nothing and a non-issue design to divert attention from the realities of political paralysis in Washington…by the same token, however, those Hispanics … Continue reading →

President Bush will never go done in history as a great orator, but then again neither did Harry Truman. Like Truman, Bush presides over a war that has not been popular at home, though his motives in pursuing that war … Continue reading →

In 2001 in the wake of the September 11th attacks, the US military launched Operation Infinite Justice (later renamed Enduring Freedom), to root out the enemy from its base of support in Afghanistan. Under its new moniker “Enduring Freedom,” the … Continue reading →