Many of my books have been noted by the press to be somewhat prescient.  To anticipate future events.  Like Fallout, which before 9/11 anticipated an air attack on the US from inside US territory by foreigners trained here. 

One of the things I have been noting and writing about for years is the duplicity of the Pakistani intelligence agency, the ISI (Inter-Service Intelligence), toward the United States.  It has been widely believed for years that the ISI established and supported the Taliban.  They have always denied it, and continue to deny it.  An article released today quotes the Pentagon that portions of the ISI are working with terrorist groups to undermine US and NATO forces in Afghanistan. You can read the FoxNews article here.  The Wall Street Journal asserts here that the ISI is affirmatively supporting the Taliban. 

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Plane Conversations review, by Allen Howell:

“James Huston takes aviation, international law, and the world of military special ops intrigue and weaves a story that will not let you put the book (I-Pad) down until you are finished. . . .

“If you like aviation and you like to read Grisham novels you will love this book.

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Wikileaks’ release of “over 75,000 secret military reports covering the war in Afghanistan” is being called one of the “biggest leaks in U.S. military history.”

It is also a prime example of Lawfare.

In my June 10, 2010, post, I wrote: (more…)

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