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	Jed Babbin on Congressional Medal of Honor on National Review Online
		Marine tanks were trying — in vain — to open a corridor for the infantry to advance past a network of Japanese concrete pillboxes, mines, and volcanic sand.
		— NRO Contributor Jed Babbin was a deputy undersecretary of defense in the first Bush administration, and is now an MSNBC military analyst.
		Jed Babbin explains why the United Nations and Old Europe are worse than you think.
	www.nationalreview.com /babbin/babbin070203.asp (1457 words)

	Book Review: Inside the Asylum by Jed Babbin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-16)
		To be honest, one can discern Jed Babbin's main theme in Inside the Asylum having read only the subtitle: it is a scathing indictment of the United Nations and "old" European countries like France, Germany, and Belgium.
		Babbin makes several startling claims about the UN that are sure to provoke a reaction from his readers.
		In Inside the Asylum, Babbin tackles his subject as if he were a great military leader: he decides exactly what his mission is, enters the arena, wipes the floor with the enemy, and gets out.
	www.townhall.com /bookclub/babbin.html (805 words)

	Jed Babbin, Air Force Attorney, Law Private Practice
		Babbin is perhaps best known for his pithy one-liner that "going to war without France is like going deer hunting without an accordion" on the political talk show Hardball.
		Babbin wanted to add writer to his resume and realized he needed to "unlearn pretty much everything" he'd been taught about writing in law school.
		Babbin concedes that the United Nations does a good job vaccinating millions of people around the world, but he says it lacks credibility for allowing countries like Sudan to sit on the human-rights commission.
	www.lawcrossing.com /article/index.php?id=365 (1379 words)

	Blogger: Email Post to a Friend (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-16)
		It's plain that Babbin really, really doesn't like recently-retired Army chief of staff Gen. Eric Shinseki, whom he characterizes as a "Clinton general," a protege of Sen. Daniel Inouye (D-HI), and an unimaginative general whose thinking was mired in the Cold War.
		Babbin is over the top in his vituperation of Shinseki, for whom I cheerlead not, but who should be evaluated fairly.
		Babbin is all over the map in his piece: Shinseki was too political, he should have been fired long ago.
	www.blogger.com /email-post.g?blogID=4046619&postID=106096366864637723 (735 words)

	Steve Quayle News Alerts
		Jed Babbin, author of the new book "Inside the Asylum," was a guest being interviewed on Fox News Channel's "Fox and Friends" this morning.
		Babbin's book is an analysis of the renegade and unacceptable behaviors of the United Nations and some of its rogue leadership, particularly Kofi Annan who is the Secretary General.
		Jed Babbin believes the U.N. rogues have gone beyond their entitlement immunities and that, under international law, those immunities could be stripped away.
	www.stevequayle.com /News.alert/04_Global/041117.inside.asylum.html (546 words)

	Big Lizards:Blog:Entry “Jed Babbin Has Become Nancy Pelosi”
		Jed Babbin is now guest-hosting on Hugh Hewitt's show — and he just flatly declared this war a total victory...
		However, as one caller to Jed Babbin asserted, I think the US is the big loser: GWB and Condi have made it okay that the Israeli soldiers were not returned or that Hezbollah not be annihilated as is their due; we would not have stood by for the Nazis to be temporarily set back.
		Jed Babbin and the American Spectator crowd won't be satisfied until Israel deploys nukes and Condi is crucified.
	biglizards.net /blog/archives/2006/08/jed_babbin_has.html (2212 words)

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		Babbin argues that the international body has failed in its original mission for a variety of reasons, not the least of which that it considers the most brutal nations to be on par with the most democratic.
		Babbin calls on the US to cut off funding until the Oil-for-Food scandal is investigated properly and that the position of ambassador to the UN is de-emphasized in its importance -- the position is currently the equivalent of being the ambassador to another nation.
		Although some will be quick to argue that Babbin paints with too wide a brush, it's difficult to refute that both the UN and Old Europe have taken very questionable courses in recent years.
	www.enterstageright.com /archive/articles/0704/0704insidetheasylum.txt (776 words)

	Townhall.com Book Service: Inside the Asylum by Babbin, Jed (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-16)
		The UN, Babbin explains, is riddled with mismanagement and incompetence: his tour of the UN bureaucracy is positively hair-raising.
		But Babbin provides abundant evidence here that to try to reform the UN would be a fool's errand, and that it's time to cut our ties both with that increasingly anti-American organization and with the doomed, sclerotic welfare states of Old Europe.
		Jed Babbin has brought to light the true aim of the United Nations: to co-opt the national security policies and national defense stratagies of the United States.
	www.thbookservice.com /bookpage.asp?prod_cd=c6506 (992 words)

	Book Monitor (Current Edition)
		Inside the Asylum, by Jed Babbin, a former deputy undersecretary of defense, provides a chilling indictment of UN policies over the last decade regarding international terrorism, a corrupt and ineffective bureaucracy, and the undisguised enmity of other countries for the United States and all it stands for.
		Babbin contends that if America had started the war sooner, we would have saved the lives of many soldiers and caught Saddam and his weapons of mass destruction.
		Babbin’s fundamental argument is that the UN is more trouble than it’s worth to the U. Both the UN and the EU are morally bankrupt and have no business telling Americans what to do.
	www.americasfuture.net /bookmonitor/2004/2004-11-01.html (434 words)

	FrontPage magazine.com :: Inside the Asylum by Jamie Glazov
		Frontpage Interview’s guest today is Jed Babbin, the former deputy undersecretary of defense in the administration of President George H. Bush.
		Babbin: First off, I don' think anti-Americanism is as big as many in the media say it is. To the extent it exists, and it clearly does, there are several reasons.
		Babbin: It's as I describe in "Inside the Asylum." America is a superpower.
	www.frontpagemag.com /Articles/ReadArticle.asp?ID=14471 (2311 words)

	Human Events Book Service: Inside the Asylum by Jed Babbin
		They start at the top: Babbin takes Kofi Annan to the woodshed in a richly documented exploration of how the universally lionized UN Secretary General is in reality just a symptom of the UN's disease: a perversely anti-American moral relativist who misses no opportunity to arrogate power to the UN.
		But Babbin provides abundant evidence here that to try to reform the UN would be a fool's errand, and that it's time to cut our ties both with that increasingly anti-American organization and with the doomed, sclerotic welfare states of Old Europe.
		Jed Babbin has brought to light the true aim of the United Nations: to co-opt the national security policies and national defense stratagies of the United States.
	www.hebookservice.com /BookPage.asp?prod_cd=c6506 (992 words)

	United Nations Inside the Insane Asylum StrategyPage.com
		Babbin: One definition of insanity is doing the same thing in the same way again and again and expecting different results.
		Babbin: The program itself wasn't outrageous, but what the UN and Saddam did with it was.
		Babbin: I am hopeful that President Bush will be reelected and that he will continue to do what he's doing now.
	www.strategypage.com /messageboards/messages/94-410.asp (2471 words)

	Jed Babbin Explains U.N. Scandals
		Babbin is the author of the new book Inside the Asylum: Why the United Nations and Old Europe are Worse than You Think and a contributing editor for The American Spectator.
		BABBIN: Well, that quote comes originally from a piece that I wrote for The American Spectator, and I was on Hardball that evening with Chris Matthews and Ken Adelman, the arms control expert, and we were of course talking about the upcoming war with Iraq and that was the thought that came into my head.
		BABBIN: Well, it started off really as my criticism of the U.N. and looking at the U.N.’s role since 9-11, and when I got into the research of the book I found out that not only is the U.N. really quiet about terrorism, it is really quite comfortable with terrorism.
	www.cfif.org /htdocs/freedomline/un_monitor/in_our_opinion/jed-babbin-un-scandal-interview.htm (2616 words)

	The Intelligence Summit: Intelligence News and Information, Terrorism, Maritime Security, Defense and Homeland Security
		Jed Babbin is the best-selling author of "Inside the Asylum: Why the UN and Old Europe Are Worse than You Think" (Regnery 2004).
		Babbin is a contributing editor for the American Spectator Magazine.
		Babbin is a military analyst and appears frequently on the Fox News Channel and MSNBC, on shows such as The O'Reilly Factor, Scarborough Country, and many others.
	www.intelligencesummit.org /speakers/JedBabbin.php (354 words)

	Review: Showdown by Jed Babbin and Edward Timperlake
		Essentially what Babbin and Timperlake have done with “Showdown” is taken a great deal of the research regarding the various possible flashpoints between the US and China and arranged into several quasi-fictional scenarios.
		Babbin and Timperlake take us to a probable future where this event does come to fruition and describes in fairly good detail just what it might look like.
		Babbin and Timperlake, though well meaning and probably correct, tip their hands and reveal themselves to be conservatives of the war hawk variety.
	www.quazen.com /Arts/Literature/Review:-Showdown-by-Jed-Babbin-and-Edward-Timperlake.5453 (624 words)

	robwestcott: @ reading list archives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-16)
		As Jed Babbin shows, the UN is more of an international criminal than a dispenser of legitimate international law.
		babbin outlines emerging oil for food issues (the book was published before details had been widely published) and points out the inherent opportunities within the UN for corruption.
		babbin's conclusion is that the US (and other democratic nations as well) may be best served by exiting the UN altogether gradually over time and forming a new alliance of democratic nations.
	www.robwestcott.com /_reading_list (4374 words)

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		CBN.com – Jed Babbin, former Deputy Undersecretary of Defense for President George H. Bush, is an expert in national security and foreign affairs.
		Jed Babbin is a former Deputy Undersecretary of Defense, and the author of "Inside the Asylum: Why the United Nations and Old Europe are Worse than You Think." Mr.
		BABBIN: You know, I have been around this goofy town of Washington for about 30 years, Lee, and I thought I was pretty shockproof.
	www.cbn.com /CBNNews/News/040722a.aspx (1273 words)

	CNN.com - Transcripts
		Jed Babbin, author of "Inside the Asylum," is my guest tonight.
		Jed Babbin is the author of a new book entitled "Inside the Asylum: Why the United Nations and Old Europe are Worse Than You Think." Babbin served as deputy undersecretary of defense under George H.W. Bush and joins us tonight from Washington.
		BABBIN: Fewer than 50 out of the 191 members of the U.N. are democracies that allow their people free and open elections and basic human rights.
	cnnstudentnews.cnn.com /TRANSCRIPTS/0408/17/ldt.01.html (7432 words)

	In the Media
		Jed and I believe, too, that the course Dave and Greg favor would inevitably lead to a bloodbath in Iraq.
		Babbin doesn't deserve a response because he takes the same approach—name calling (ignorant and loony) and guilt by association (like Chomsky, your friend Kofi Annan).
		Babbin goes on, in his moment of honest debate: “Yes, many Iraqis may object to our building military bases there, but unless their government decides we cannot, we must press on.
	www.defenddemocracy.org /in_the_media/in_the_media_show.htm?doc_id=245542 (9615 words)

	Online NewsHour: Resisting War -- January 21, 2003
		Babbin is right but only in a narrow technical sense in that the U.S. in Resolution 1441 has agreed to come back to the U.N. for discussions but not said that it will necessarily seek a second resolution.
		JED BABBIN: Well, frankly multilateralism is what got us into this pickle to start with.
		Babbin who thinks none of these countries matter, I think the Europeans are coming together.
	www.pbs.org /newshour/bb/middle_east/jan-june03/iraq_1-21.html (1870 words)

	21st Century Speakers Inc - Jed Babbin
		As U.S. News and World Report's "Washington Whispers" column labeled him, Jed Babbin is an "old tough guy columnist" who served as a Deputy Undersecretary of Defense in the first Bush administration.
		Babbin's three decades of involvement in politics and the military provides his well-regarded insight into subjects ranging from military operations and technology to international politics.
		Babbin is also the author of Legacy of Valor, a novel about the special forces in the Clinton era.
	www.speakersaccess.com /speaker.php?id=159&back=speakers&abc=B (173 words)

	The Mad Hatter's Diplomats: From The Tampa Tribune (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-16)
		Jed Babbin's ``Inside the Asylum'' confirms and supports these suspicions in detail, demonstrating that the U.N. is not, as advertised, a forum for nations of good will to use to resolve their disputes peacefully.
		Instead, Babbin contends that the correct path for the United States should be to abandon the United Nations and take a much tougher line with Europe, including insisting on a reorganization and revitalization of NATO.
		Babbin, a Washington lawyer, is a former Air Force JAG officer who served as deputy undersecretary of defense under President George H.W. Bush.
	www.tampatrib.com /Entertainment/MGBAEB0Y6WD.html (665 words)

	News Hounds: The U.N. Watch
		Jed Babbin, author of "Inside the Asylum," a book about the U.N. was the guest.
		Babbin: They don't want to be seen as siding with Islamic countries.
		Babbin: They want oil preferences, and are more interested in oil than in stopping the genocide.
	www.newshounds.us /2004/09/18/the_un_watch.php (1552 words)

	Troy Neff Show - Exclusive Interviews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-16)
		Babbin details how the United Nations actively pursues anti-American policies and appeases America's enemies, while being largely funded by $3 billion worth of annual American dues.
		After revealing the depth of rampant corruption in the UN, Babbin concludes that it is time to recognize the changes in Old Europe and redesign America's alliances that line up with America's national interests.
		Babbin rips the veil from the outrageous Oil-for-Food program-proving that the UN sold its moral legitimacy for oil, stuffed its own pockets at the expense of the Iraqi people, and undermined American pressure on Saddam Hussein: the UN's cash cow.
	www.troyneff.com /Jed_Babbin.htm (233 words)

	IRAN_Nuclear
		Babbin uses to refer to "democratic principles" and "civilized political norms".
		Babbin do well to cultivate the capacity of listening to the Iranian people and spending time to study their true sentiments and aspirations.
		Babbin have any idea that his argument that "we have to act militarily and soon" cannot be received with anything except utter repugnance by Iranians and credible leaders of the Iranian opposition?
	www.isranet.org /databank/iran_nuclear.htm (4369 words)

	American Thinker Blog: Defending Jed Babbin
		Dafydd at Big Lizards tears into Jed Babbin, likening him to Nancy Pelosi for alleged crimes of defeatism:
		Jed Babbin has not become Nancy Pelosi, despite what dafydd writes.
		He is reflecting the grave concerns of many Israelis and Israel supporters overseas, that a month of opportunity for Israel, provided by US support, produced at best a stalemate with Hezbollah.
	www.americanthinker.com /blog/2006/08/defending_jed_babbin.html (368 words)

	Charles Mitchell: The UN and Old Europe are worse than you think (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-16)
		In his new book "Inside the Asylum: Why the UN and Old Europe Are Worse Than You Think," Jed Babbin convincingly argues that the U.S. needs to construct a new foreign policy paradigm.
		As a former deputy undersecretary of defense, Babbin has an expert perspective on defending America and, as this interview with Townhall.com shows, he is a highly intelligent and well-spoken man with some incredibly important ideas.
		Babbin: I was sitting in my Washington, DC office on the morning of 9/11.
	www.townhall.com /columnists/GuestColumns/Mitchell20040818.shtml (1645 words)

	The LongBow Papers
		Babbin's recommendation: Throw the accused in Leavenworth and move on.
		Absent from Babbin's bubble of concern, naturally, are the prisoners themselves.
		And, predictably, Babbin argues that the crimes were "the acts of a few, and have no relationship to the conduct of the tens of thousands of Americans who have fought in this war." He even manages to take a swipe at John Kerry in the process.
	josephbosco.com /2004/05/mother-jones-on-abu-ghraib.html (627 words)

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