Operation terror

Article Abstract:

Australia's security officers are given billions of dollars and tough new powers to wage war on terror. The ASIO, the domestic intelligence agency's budget exceeds $152million a year, with most of it spent tracking Islamic terrorism and also a significant proportion of the Australian Federal budget was spent on its increased counter-terrorism responsibilities.

Government expenditures, National Security, Defense Administration & Finance, Military policy, Intelligence service, Defense spending, War on Terrorism, 2001-, Defence spending, Government finance

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Jerusalem's lot

Article Abstract:

The people of Israel, have their own theories regarding the Iraq war, the terrorist attacks in the United States and the search for Saddam Hussein. The people of Israel have created these theories to hide the shame and anguish that they feel due to the changing circumstances.

Israel, Military aspects, Jerusalem, Israel, Iraq War, 2003-

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A strategy for disaster

Article Abstract:

Major General, Michael G. Smith AO retired from the Australian Defence Force in 2002 stated that Australia's foreign policy had left them dangerously exposed to terrorism. He states that Australian's involvement in Iraq was a great folly, which had made them less safe.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, National security, Foreign policy, Antiterrorism measures, Smith, Michael G.

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