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A Dog Barks, I Listen

I’ve never planned a war before, but if given the task, there are basic metrics I’d expect. For example, artillery.

The war in Ukraine was over before it started. This has nothing to do with the Ukrainian people – most

When America keeps harping about China invading Taiwan by a certain date, what’s really going on is that it’s going

Anyone familiar with the situation and actually considers a military confrontation between the U.S. and China to be a feasible

From the looks of things, Ukraine will be launching a counteroffensive in the coming weeks. That’s not because it’s a

One of the easy tricks played by the MSM is to spam the same story from all sources. This lends

In the traditional historiography of the decline of the British Empire, World War II is viewed as the seminal event

The most truly insane aspect of American foreign policy is the notion that because the United States occupies the preeminent

As of this writing, there is a possibility of a war between the United States and Russia over Ukraine. Before

To avoid this article being misinterpreted or having lines taken out of context, let me be clear from the start: