AIM Extra

He has sent so many cliques and groups into titters of anger, and the indignant have attempted to turn on him. The university environment should […]

By Brian Morris    There’s a critical element missing from the whole debate on ‘Religious Freedom’ — and it’s one that must be addressed when […]

Children’s crusades do not necessarily end well. During the years of armed missions to the Holy Land, when Jerusalem meant something to the sacredly inclined […]

A couple of weeks ago a reader asked why AIM wasn’t being more proactive in spreading the word in what we do. It was a […]

By Robert Stygall   This week the UK was plunged into chaos as a second civil war took place. After weeks of humiliating rejections by Parliament […]

Dear Tony, It’s time. Don’t humiliate yourself any further; gather the tattered remnants of what remains of your dignity and go. Whatever vestige of credibility […]

Lobbies, powerful interests and financial matters are usually the first things that come to mind when the aircraft industry is considered. Safety, while deemed of […]

“I will not comply with this, or any other grand jury.” So explained Chelsea Manning in justifying her refusal to answer questions and comply with […]

Fear them for their technology; fear them for their ideology and their authoritarianism. But embrace interference and involvement in the economy if it involves coal. […]

Conclusion Notwithstanding all of the aforementioned factors, it should be assumed that China will revert to the use of maximum force and the complete subjugation […]

China and its approach to war: Why waiting is necessary There is always an approval factor in engaging in war, although it is often within […]

War as a dynamic and preparation: Learning from history Whilst the factors mentioned will not always be in place with the same stringency as currently […]

The powerful have always had defenders.  Power seeps into the system, corrupts, controls and, ultimately, assumes an authority that does wonders to destroy an appraisal […]

The direction a war will ‘take’ War, from an historical perspective tend to expand beyond the parameters of those that were set by those that […]

Think charity, think vulnerability and its endless well of opportunistic exploitation. Over the years, international charity organisations have been found with employees keen to take […]