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Peter Brookes: Archives
June 27, 2008: Don't Get Giddy Over North Korea June 10, 2008: Not-so-Final Frontier June 03, 2008: Trends in Terror May 01, 2008: Flattop Follies April 21, 2008: America's Perils in the Orient April 14, 2008: War and Pieces March 24, 2008: Perils From Across the Pond March 10, 2008: South Asia: Cauldron of Chaos February 27, 2008: Mullahs in Space February 12, 2008: First Strike Gameplan: Israel vs. Iran January 23, 2008: Bad News Bears December 19, 2007: Bear Paws with Iran's Nukes December 05, 2007: Iran Report Shows Need For Vigilance November 26, 2007: Annapolis: A Small Mideast Step November 20, 2007: The Tribal Option November 06, 2007: Finally a Friend in France October 18, 2007: Putin's Persian Pals October 15, 2007: Countering the Art of Information Warfare September 26, 2007: Iran the Bully September 18, 2007: Syrians With Nukes? September 13, 2007: Putin's Puzzling Pick September 04, 2007: Checking China August 27, 2007: Bear Chooses Chill August 02, 2007: Obama's Blunder July 16, 2007: Al Qaeda Advances, Congress Retreats July 11, 2007: The Forgotten Front June 25, 2007: China: World's Polluter-ama June 18, 2007: Lebanon: The Next Domino? June 04, 2007: A Turkey-Iraq War? May 29, 2007: Dubya's Covert Action Plan May 21, 2007: Our Niger Delta Blues May 16, 2007: Where Jackals Play Watchdog May 07, 2007: The Iranian-Saudi Proxy War May 01, 2007: Declaring Defeat April 23, 2007: Squeeze Sudan April 16, 2007: Iran's Evil Game April 09, 2007: Empowering Evil March 26, 2007: Another Hollow Force? March 20, 2007: Pacific Power Play March 13, 2007: Japan: Needless Dishonor March 05, 2007: Korea: Long Way to Peace February 27, 2007: Terror Formula Intensifies February 19, 2007: Pointing the Finger at Iran February 13, 2007: The Bear is Back February 05, 2007: Where Iraq Stands January 29, 2007: The Bear Growls January 24, 2007: China's Space Attack Test January 16, 2007: Persian Peril January 01, 2007: When the U.N. Fails December 18, 2006: Jackals Playing Watchdogs December 11, 2006: A Big Problem With Pakistan December 04, 2006: Iraq Advice: Too High a Price November 27, 2006: Putin's Poison November 13, 2006: Mideast Nuke Race November 06, 2006: Hez Power Grab October 31, 2006: Risky Left Turn October 16, 2006: Korea's Nightmare October 10, 2006: Korean Fallout October 06, 2006: Korean Ka-Boom October 02, 2006: Pakistan Pickle September 25, 2006: El Loco's Next Gig September 18, 2006: Afghan Anxiety September 11, 2006: Connecting a Lot More Dots August 21, 2006: Dealing With Damascus August 16, 2006: Triumphant Iran's Next Moves August 11, 2006: Lessons of the Latest Plot August 10, 2006: Cease-fire: Getting It Right August 01, 2006: Lebanon: The U.N. Dance July 27, 2006: Bolton Merits Permanent Job July 20, 2006: Iran: Overplaying Its Hand? July 17, 2006: What China Really Wants July 14, 2006: Why Japan Is So Concerned July 10, 2006: Vlad Punks America July 05, 2006: World Without America? June 30, 2006: The Price of Leaks June 19, 2006: Time for the Wrath Over Khan June 12, 2006: Club for Dictators June 05, 2006: The FBI's Failure June 01, 2006: The Spies Among Us May 22, 2006: Living With the Crazy Colonel May 16, 2006: NSA Needs Phone Records May 08, 2006: Bush's New CIA Pick April 24, 2006: Fixing U.S. Intelligence April 17, 2006: Hu's Not Coming to Dinner April 10, 2006: Don't Neglect Colombia April 03, 2006: Relations After Blair March 27, 2006: Sino-Russian Strategic Romance March 20, 2006: Pushing Iran March 13, 2006: Growing Iran-Syria Ties February 27, 2006: W's Atomic Pickle February 21, 2006: New Radical Chic February 13, 2006: The Next Iraq Challenge January 30, 2006: How Iran Buys Friends January 23, 2006: Iran: Our Military Options January 17, 2006: Soprano State January 09, 2006: Osama: Quiet as a Corpse December 21, 2005: Progress in Pakistan December 14, 2005: More Than An Election December 05, 2005: Gaining Ground in Iraq November 28, 2005: Planning to Win November 23, 2005: Military Diplomats? November 16, 2005: Vital Alliance November 13, 2005: Black Eye Over Black Sites November 02, 2005: Iran-Al Qaeda Axis October 18, 2005: Mauling MacArthur October 13, 2005: CIA's Bad Show September 26, 2005: Goss' Good Grades September 20, 2005: Nuclear Nightmare September 12, 2005: UN Summit Woes August 29, 2005: The Art of (Cyber) War August 22, 2005: Iranian Insurgency August 15, 2005: Alarming Alliance August 01, 2005: Cozying Up to India July 18, 2005: Cold Shoulder July 12, 2005: The Targets Here June 28, 2005: Independence Day June 20, 2005: Empty Promise June 13, 2005: U.N. Reform June 06, 2005: New Space Race May 31, 2005: How China Spies May 23, 2005: Freedom Fight May 09, 2005: Russian Trouble May 02, 2005: Syria Spy Lie April 25, 2005: The Saudi BBQ April 18, 2005: Provoking Japan April 11, 2005: The Right Pick April 04, 2005: Castro Clone March 28, 2005: Embargo Imbroglio March 14, 2005: China Challenge March 07, 2005: Europe Needs America February 28, 2005: W's Next Win February 07, 2005: European Gripes February 04, 2005: Nuke Games January 24, 2005: Defying Doom January 18, 2005: Run Silent, Run Nuke January 10, 2005: Egypt's Nuclear Option January 04, 2005: Beijing Bear Hug December 28, 2004: The Yukos Affair December 20, 2004: Osama's Plan B December 13, 2004: The Iraq Plan December 06, 2004: The Bear is Back November 30, 2004: Oil Obsession November 22, 2004: Goss's Got Guts November 17, 2004: A Fine Legacy November 15, 2004: Tokyo's Turn November 09, 2004: Mending Fences November 03, 2004: What Winner Faces October 25, 2004: Syria-S Trouble October 20, 2004: Iraq Looking Up October 18, 2004: Bunker-Buster October 11, 2004: The Fateful Vote October 04, 2004: Why Kerry's Wrong September 29, 2004: Iran vs. Israel September 21, 2004: Islam and Liberty September 13, 2004: Persian Power August 23, 2004: Promise Kept August 13, 2004: Castro with Oil August 05, 2004: Terror Tradecraft August 02, 2004: Show of Force July 19, 2004: Arming China July 14, 2004: Terror Wins July 12, 2004: Slam Flunk July 06, 2004: Spooks & Lies June 29, 2004: Atomic Ayatollahs June 23, 2004: Terror vs. Oil June 14, 2004: China Challenge June 08, 2004: Move It Along June 07, 2004: Wrong Way to Leave June 01, 2004: Getting It Right May 24, 2004: Augment the Army May 21, 2004: Finishing The Job May 17, 2004: Taking Stock May 11, 2004: Jaws of Victory April 26, 2004: Who's Boss? April 19, 2004: Spook Shakeup April 12, 2004: No Time to Wobble April 05, 2004: New Terror Central March 15, 2004: Terror's New Front March 01, 2004: Osama's Obit February 24, 2004: Korean Conundrum February 09, 2004: Peter Brookes: Nuclear Wal-Mart February 09, 2004: Nuclear Wal-Mart February 02, 2004: Blame Game January 26, 2004: Afghan Abyss |
About Peter Brookes
Peter Brookes is a Senior Fellow for national security affairs at the Heritage Foundation, a Washington, D.C.-based think tank. He is also a weekly columnist for the New York Post. Brookes frequently appears on cable news such as FOX, CNN, and MSNBC as well as hosts major market radio talk shows. He is the author of: "A Devil's Triangle: Terrorism, Weapons of Mass Destruction and Rogue States."Before coming to Heritage, Brookes served in the Bush administration as the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Asian-Pacific Affairs. Prior to the Pentagon, he worked as a staff member with the Republican staff of the Committee on International Relations in the House of Representatives. Brookes also served with the CIA's Directorate of Operations, and worked on international economic issues for the State Department at the U.N. He also served in the U.S. Navy, including active duty in tours in Panama and Japan in aviation and intelligence/cryptologic billets. He has over 1300 flight hours aboard Navy EP-3 aircraft. Brookes is a Commander in the naval reserves. He is a graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy; the Defense Language Institute; the Naval War College; and the Johns Hopkins University. Peter Brookes' new book, "A Devil's Triangle: Terrorism, Weapons of Mass Destruction and Rogue States" is a cold, hard slap for anyone becoming complacent about security challenges in today's world, warning readers that threats to America's national security have not subsided in the four years since 9/11, but, in fact, have escalated.
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