Jim Kouri's Past Articles

871 articles

Osama killed but Hezbollah increasing its power in Lebanon

published: May 02, 2011

While millions of Americans are celebrating the killing of the world's Number One terrorist, Osama bin Laden, the global war on terrorism is far from over. Intelligence reports coming out of Israel...

Sabotage: Labor's weapon of choice and opportunity?

published: April 28, 2011

"Violence is a tactic, and it’s to be used when it’s the appropriate tactic.” “[Labor leaders and workers] couldn’t get access to strike, but they had a lot of ca...

Mexico to file lawsuit against U.S. gun industry

published: April 27, 2011

In what's being characterized as Mexico's latest attempt to squeeze the United States for more cash, the officials of that corrupt and impoverished country announced yesterday they've hired a Unite...

Obama orders review of military budget cuts

published: April 23, 2011

President Barack Obama is continuing to pursue his goal of cutting U.S. military spending in spite of American forces active in Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, and other locations throughout the world. ...

Pentagon contradicts Napolitano's Mexican border assessment

published: April 21, 2011

Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano’s recent description of a U.S.-Mexico border that’s “as secure as it has ever been" appear to be in direct opposition to a Pen...

Syrian government torturing protesters, journalists

published: April 20, 2011

Syrian security and intelligence services have arbitrarily detained hundreds of protesters across the country, subjecting them to torture and ill-treatment, since anti-government demonstrations beg...

Covert operations necessary to combat terrorism, say security experts

published: April 18, 2011

Several recent reports have revealed that President Obama issued a presidential authorization allowing secret US assistance for the Libyan rebels fighting to overthrow the brutal dictator Col. Moam...

Covert operations necessary to combat terrorism, say security experts

published: April 18, 2011

Several recent reports have revealed that President Obama issued a presidential authorization allowing secret US assistance for the Libyan rebels fighting to overthrow the brutal dictator Col. Moam...

Craig's List Ripper: Crime scene may reveal ID of murderer

published: April 18, 2011

The remains of ten people have been found dumped along the side of a beach-front road in a peaceful, affluent holiday resort on New York's Long Island. The deaths are believed to be the work of a s...

Salafists execute Italian activist in Gaza

published: April 15, 2011

"Salafist jihadists are extremist Sunnis who believe they are the only true interpreters of the Koran. They are beginning to concern counterterrorism experts since Salafists are gaining more a...

Obama's speech: President plans cuts to defense budget

published: April 14, 2011

President Barack Obama, during his much heralded speech on Wednesday, mentioned his desire to "seek additional savings" within the U.S. Armed Forces which likely entail cuts to the Defens...

Latin America fast becoming Iranian "playground"

published: April 14, 2011

Iran continues to expand its presence in Central and South American taking advantage of its already close relationship with Venezuela's despot Presidente Hugo Chavez, a top U.S. general said Friday...

CSI Mexico: Secret mass grave discovered in Tijuana shocks police

published: April 11, 2011

Police investigators and forensics technicians this week dug up bones, body fragments and teeth at a secret mass grave in Tijuana, Mexico, in a discovery that shocked even the most hardened law enf...

Airport snafu: Security easily compromised by terror suspects

published: April 11, 2011

"[O]n at least 23 occasions its highly specialized Behavior Detection Officers failed to stop terrorists from boarding planes, investigators found. At least 16 people who were later charged or...

Mexicans discover mass graves while protesting drug war

published: April 10, 2011

A national protest -- with demonstrations in two dozen Mexican cities and towns -- against drug-related violence was abruptly interrupted by news reports of the discovery of 59 bodies in mass grave...

Palestinian terrorists nailed for Jerusalem pipe bomb attack

published: April 08, 2011

Five members of the Palestinian terrorist group Hamas were charged in Israel on Thursday with planting a pipe bomb next to a Jerusalem monastery and planning other attacks around the city, accordin...

"Shutdown" could affect cops, spies and deployed troops: U.S. Officials

published: April 08, 2011

The FBI, CIA, DEA and other U.S. law enforcement and intelligence agencies are planning possible employee furloughs in the event of a federal government shutdown, government officials said today. ...

Thousands of Mexicans missing since beginning of drug war

published: April 06, 2011

The Mexican Human Rights Commission released a report this week claiming that thousands of people have disappeared in Mexico since 2006, the year President Felipe Calderon declared war on his count...

Arab kingdoms seek appeasement of protesters

published: April 06, 2011

The Kingdom of Bahrain joined Kuwait and Saudi Arabia in attempting to quell that nation's civil unrest by promising the citizens economic incentives and government reforms, according to a statemen...

Holder upset over decision on Gitmo military trials for terrorists

published: April 05, 2011

The 9/11 co-conspirators will be tried by a military tribunal, and prosecutors from the Department of Justice were ordered by a visibly upset Attorney General Eric Holder to assist the chief prosec...

Holder backs down on trials for terrorists at Gitmo

published: April 04, 2011

On the same day that President Barack Obama officially announced his intention to seek re-election in 2012, his Attorney General, Eric Holder, on Monday held a brief press conference at which he an...

Libyan rebels have questionable history, says intelligence source

published: April 01, 2011

A former U.S. intelligence officer now serving as a director of corporate security for a multi-national corporation tells the Law Enforcement Examiner that he's aware of the identity of some of the...

DOJ's Perez testifies before Senate panel on civil rights of Muslims

published: March 30, 2011

This morning Assistant Attorney General Thomas Perez testified before Chairman Dick Durbin (D-MI) and members of the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights...

Sex slavery continues in Europe in spite of progressive attitudes

published: March 30, 2011

International human trafficking, especially sex-slavery, appears to continue unabated despite law enforcement operations, government studies and even politically-correctness. There are several scho...

Covering the eternal conflict: Fox News' Jennifer Griffin on the frontline

published: March 28, 2011

When most of the denizens of U.S. newsrooms all but ignored the drug war that exploded on both sides of the U.S.-Mexican border, I watched Fox News Channel's national security correspondent Jennife...