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...safer, the region is safer, the world is safer without him." IYAD ALLAWI, Prime Minister of Iraq, speaking at the White House about the war that drove Saddam Hussein from power...
...have sold and continue to sell the locks...U-locks generally tend to be safer because they’re made of steel,” he said, adding that alternative types of locks, such as cable locks, can be broken by wire cutters...
...what many in the intelligence community, the military, and even the Republican Party's foreign policy establishment have been saying for quite some time - that the occupation of Iraq has created more problems for U.S. national security than it has solved, and has left America more vulnerable rather than safer. That view echoes the consensus of mostly Republican national security professionals interviewed by James Fallows in the current issue of the Atlantic Monthly. It also appeared to coincide with a barrage of criticism by Senate Republicans of the administration's handling of Iraq, echoing many of Kerry's points...
...aside the fact that $200 billion is a meaningless number to a nation inured to billion-dollar tags for just about everything. Leave aside the fact that most Americans would willingly have spent the money--and, more to the point, the lives--if the policy had actually made us safer. A much stronger argument was available, given the recent events in Iraq: Bush has chosen not to fight in the Sunni triangle, and the war cannot be won until he does. "You can't allow the enemy to have sanctuaries and expect to win," John McCain told me. "You have...
...cooperation between Harvard and the city to make the Common safer is also heartening—a positive example of working together to benefit both students and residents. After all, several Cambridge residents were among those assaulted during last year’s attacks. These call-boxes are an improvement for the entire community, and the $12,000 the University is contributing to make the phones possible is a small price to pay for public safety. If only Harvard’s town-gown relations were always so productive...