Lessons from Hiroshima: From Weapons of Mass Destruction to a Weapon of Mass Connection
The 73rd anniversary of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, where two nuclear weapons killed at least 129,000 people
Migration to Europe Becomes a Crisis
The mass Muslim migration to Europe has galvanized civilizationist forces of populism and nationalism across the continent.
Scenarios for a US-Iran Detente
There are two possible scenarios for what is going to transpire between the US and the Ayatollahs, one positive and the other disastrous.
Washington Post, NY Times Show Double-Standard When Talking Obama, Trump
The Washington Post and the New York Times showed a stark contrast in their coverage of jobs reports in 2016 (under then-President Obama) and 2018 (under President Trump).
EU Unable to Neutralize US Sanctions Against Iran
The European Union has announced a new regulation aimed at shielding European companies from the impact of US sanctions on Iran.
The Threat that Must be Named
Psychiatrists tell their patients they have to “name their fears.” A fear that cannot be named cannot be understood or faced. An unnamed threat cannot be defeated. This is particularly true of what is called the threat of “terrorism.”
Never Trump’s Insane Foreign Policy
And, given the dismal intellectual and practical failures of the foreign policies of both the George W. Bush administration and the Obama administration, it is a good thing for America and for global security that Trump has the field to himself.
The Iranian Crown Prince’s Speech- Part II
Crown Prince Reza Pahlevi II is trying hard to retake his father’s throne.
Chomsky Calls Russian Interference a Joke – Blames Guess Who?
Noam Chomsky has gone off the deep end once again. This time he claims that in “most of the world” the issue of Russian interference in U.S. elections is “almost a joke.”
Winding Down the Syrian Civil War
A change in the Iranian regime could be the best chance Syria has to end its horrific war.