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Jihad 101
Steven Brooke has written an excellent review of three promising books on global jihad in the American Interest. Many thanks, Mike, for sending it along.A significant problem ...
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The "NDU" Report
You might be wondering why we're not blogging on the Joseph Collins study on Iraq. If you ask us, it's gotten too much poorly-reported press already. Vinegar Joe Collins himse...
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Lee Pitts: The Unsung Hero of Iraq
The uber-lefty Huffington Post has named their unsung heroes of Iraq, and on the list was Abu Muqawama's friend Lee Pitts. (Lee works for a prominent Republican senator in DC ...
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UPDATE: Oops, sorry. We really did resupply the Taliban
And we really do suck at propaganda. For those who read about information operations in Afghanistan on this blog and who read yesterday's post on how ISAF's only response to a...
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We Are Abu Muqawama
Updated 23 June 2008.Dear Readers, following the departure of this fine blog's namesake (better known as Andrew Exum), small-forward Charlie (aka Erin Simpson) assumed a playe...
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April CTC Sentinel
Abu Muqawama has but one problem with the excellent monthly published by West Point's Combating Terrorism Center, and that's the fact that it's only available as a .pdf. That ...
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Blanford's Latest on Hizbollah
Nick Blanford's latest excellent report on Hizbollah's military preparations is getting a lot of notice on both sides of the Blue Line. Check it out. Abu Muqawama's analysis f...
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Exum on the Gates Speech
Andrew Exum weighs in over on Harvard's Middle East Strategy blog on the speech by Sec. Gates to the Association of American Universities. Since 9/11, the U.S. and its allies...
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Foreign Fighters in Iraq
If you guys (and gals) get the chance, check out the Clinton Watts article from Small Wars Journal on foreign fighters in Iraq. Abu Muqawama read it with his morning coffee....
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Allow me to re-introduce myself
Snap! Everyone's favorite anthropologist -- Montgomery McFate, not Clifford Geertz -- lays the smack-down on Newsweek....
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Dr. iRack Ponders Basra
Dr. iRack here. He wants to thank AM for adding him to the list of guest bloggers! If anybody out there is wondering about the origins of Dr. iRack's “handle,” check out this ...
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NATO Resupplies Taliban?
Kip has been following this story for some time in the Afghan news and was waiting for a wire or someone to break it on this side of the ocean to share it with you. If you wan...
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The Old Firm
Is anyone watching this Rangers-Celtic match? Abu Muqawama is at home, listening to Radio Scotland and watching the Guardian's minute-by-minute report. It sounds like a real c...
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Chickenhawks Are Now On This Blog's Endangered Species List
In a fit, Abu Muqawama dragged out the "chickenhawk" tag a few weeks ago and promptly apologized. That hasn't stopped our comments section from buzzing with respect to whether...
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"Put your back into it!"
The list of things that cause outbursts of rage over at Abu Muqawama HQ is long. Chief among them is finding that the no nonsense men's barbers across the street has become a ...
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The Blogging Genius of Iraq
A few months ago, one of our readers pointed out this new blog being written by a lieutenant currently serving in Iraq. Gang, this man is a genius. This post is probably Abu M...
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Abu Muqawama Was the Alternate
One of our readers sent along this "guest list" from the glossy Washingtonian Magazine. On the list of people the Washingtonian would invite to a dinner party are both Ghida F...
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Counter-insurgency? Or Counter-terror? And how do we define "victory"?
Many thanks to Will at the Insurgency Research Group Blog for pointing Abu Muqawama toward this monograph (.pdf) by Major General Ya’akov Amidror (IDF, retired) on Israeli cou...
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Attackerman
Abu Muqawama often complains the American Left doesn't pay enough attention to national security issues and often sounds ignorant when trying to talk about them. And left-wing...
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AEI will spin this one as a triumph of American-style limited government
The government of Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki, which has provided little financial assistance to the more than 2 million Iraqis who have fled the country's sectarian ...