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Articles Written by: KRIS ALEXANDER
SEOUL, South Korea — With North Korea’s recent missile launch and its threats to re-start the nuclear reactors at Yongbyon, it’s worth asking: what is the prospect of all-out war? Surprisingly, after a recent trip to South Korea and a tour of the ...
From KRIS ALEXANDER,
Wired,
28 Apr 2009
There have been documented cases of
nuclear smuggling in Georgia, and if a terrorist organization is
looking for a chance to move nuclear materials, the chaos following the
Russian invasion presents a golden opportunity for bad people. But keep
the ...
From KRIS ALEXANDER,
Wired,
16 Oct 2008
TV news has stopped covering the Iraq war. And everyone from the New York Times to CBS News hottie Lara Logan is wringing their hands over it. But counter-intuitively, the decline in coverage may actually be good for US troops. The June Atlantic ...
From KRIS ALEXANDER,
Wired,
24 Jun 2008
Sir Hugh Orde, Northern Ireland's top cop and potential candidate to head the London Police, says we ought to think about negotiating with Al Qaeda. More cops and counterterror agents won't be enough to deal with Osama's followers, he contends. So it's ...
From KRIS ALEXANDER,
Wired,
4 Jun 2008
A man who stayed in a Las Vegas
hotel room where ricin was found is in critical condition at a
hospital, where he has been since mid-February, said a Las Vegas
Metropolitan Police Department official.
A man is in critical condition after exposure to ...
From KRIS ALEXANDER,
Wired,
29 Feb 2008
So I was at the big debate last night. Here's what I saw, on the security issues:
IRAQ. In my mind, none of the candidates have yet to answer the "so what?" question on Iraq. What happens when we draw down? Obama says that he will "have all of our ...
From KRIS ALEXANDER,
Wired,
22 Feb 2008
On a personal note, I will be attending the Democratic debate in Austin as a *gasp* member of the press. (Which ain't typical, for this Army boy.) I might even commit a random, senseless act of journalism. DANGER ROOM isn't a political site, and I ...
From KRIS ALEXANDER,
Wired,
20 Feb 2008
Many Americans were puzzled by the news, in 1902, that United States soldiers were torturing Filipinos with water. The United States, throughout its emergence as a world power, had spoken the language of liberation, rescue, and freedom. This was the ...
From KRIS ALEXANDER,
Wired,
20 Feb 2008
An "In Depth, Under Cover" shocking news
story. Criminals like guns. Wow I never would have suspected. Maybe if these mental midgets did some real journalism they would find out that the AP ammo is restriced Law Enforcement only. So unless American ...
From KRIS ALEXANDER,
Wired,
6 Feb 2008
The commission's 400-page report concludes that the nation "does not have sufficient trained, ready forces available" to respond to a chemical, biological or nuclear weapons incident," an appalling gap that places the nation and its citizens at greater ...
From KRIS ALEXANDER,
Wired,
1 Feb 2008
