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The Invisible Limits of Pushing

I spent this past year doing lots of business in the Philippines, often in large cities I would advise anyone

One of the reasons that events transpire without the average person understanding what’s going on is that the average person

I was reading Kaisar’s recent piece this morning and found myself wondering when all of this is going to give

While events in the Middle East teeter on the brink, there’s still that thing going on in Eastern Europe involving

The U.S. military isn’t what it used to be a couple decades ago when it toppled Saddam Hussein’s government. It

This election is certainly proving to be interesting, but one thing we can be sure that we’re not getting out

Modern conflicts involving the USA are propelled by the ambitions of Jews. If you’re trying to assess why these things

After a fairly lackluster June, recent news seems to indicate that things will pick up quite a lot for the

The situation with the Houthis in Yemen encapsulates the insanity of America’s foreign policy. Their operation against shipping by countries

Classical foreign policy, what most would describe as non-interventionism, is the most defensive and, therefore, the most defensible policy. There