Facebook Twitter Google+ EmailWhen he took office, President Trump inherited a mess in Syria. His administration worked diligently to defeat Islamic State (ISIS), which had grown into an international terrorist pseudo-state that threatened US interests. Upon completing that project, he began to pull back, in keeping with his campaign promise …
Facebook Twitter Google+ EmailIn recent years, the proponents of Climate Change have begun to sound more and more like a religious cult than a political pseudoscientific movement, as they have in the recent past. Like any millenarian movement (a group anticipating the end of the world), they scold everyone that …
Facebook Twitter Google+ EmailIsrael’s recent election on Tuesday continued the ongoing political deadlock. Benjamin “Bibi” Netanyahu has not lost the election nor has he entirely won it. The leaders of the Blue and White Party are hopeful that they can lead the next government, but this is unlikely. How will …
Facebook Twitter Google+ EmailAlthough a hard deadline looms, Brexit’s fate remains as uncertain today as it did on June 23rd of 2016, when a majority of British voters decided to depart the European Union in an unprecedented national referendum. Prime Minister Boris Johnson has taken equally unprecedented steps to bring …
Facebook Twitter Google+ EmailProtests in Hong Kong have become riots in recent days as unrest escalates. Hong Kong police have tried to disperse the protestors gently. The Hong Kong government has handled the affair incompetently. Protestors are concerned about a bill proposing extradition of prisoners to the Chinese Communist government, …
Facebook Twitter Google+ EmailThe Conservative Party (Tory) leadership race has concluded. Brash and unapologetic Boris Johnson won the contest. As the new Prime Minister names his cabinet and sets his policy what can we expect from the Boris Johnson government? Boris has supported Brexit (the United Kingdom departure from the …
Facebook Twitter Google+ EmailIn 1940, over a year before the United States formally entered the Second World War, Congress passed the Two Ocean Navy Act. The act and its predecessors in 1934 and 1938, foresaw the need for a stronger investment in naval aviation, aircraft carriers, and submarines. This visionary …
Facebook Twitter Google+ EmailBrexit policy is the greatest challenge facing the governing Conservative Party, which has dominated British politics since the early 20th Century. Is the party ready to establish a firm position on Brexit? Can that policy satisfy the party base and bring the party to electoral success? The …
Facebook Twitter Google+ Email As the national debate on abortion intensifies, many rumors and lies have been spread about the test case laws passed in several Pro-Life states. The details of these bills reveal that they are very sensible, have many exceptions, and there are no penalties for women. Polls …
Facebook Twitter Google+ EmailIt was not long ago that China loomed large on the horizon. Their fast-growing economy and seemingly limitless human resources meant China could build up its military and slowly buy up US debt instruments. The trade imbalance continued to grow as China used every trick in the …
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