Leo Tolstoy’s War and Peace is widely considered to be the best war novel ever written. Spatially, in its more than 1,800 pages it offers a vast
Day: January 29, 2019
Nasrallah Challenges World Intelligence Services with a Three-Hour Live Interview
The leader of Hezbollah Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah challenged world intelligence services, notably the Israelis, who track him by the hour, during a three hour live
Justifying the 17-Year Afghan War
When I first learned about the Thirty Years War in a history class in college, I was both fascinated and amazed. How in the world
Why More Americans Are Breaking Their Silence on Israel
Most folk outside the United States – and until this month, most Americans – won’t have heard of Michelle Alexander. She’s a civil rights lawyer
Insights on the Iran Deal, BRICS and Handling a Crisis in Venezuela
Brazil is once again in the eye of a political hurricane, after President Jair Bolsonaro’s appearance at Davos and explosive revelations directly linking his clan
Top 5 Dumbest Arguments Defending Trump’s Venezuela Interventionism
Ever since the Trump administration announced that it was no longer recognizing the legitimacy of the elected government of Venezuela I’ve been arguing with people
The U.S. Military’s Lost Wars – Overfunded, Overhyped, and Always Over There
One of the finest military memoirs of any generation is Defeat Into Victory, British Field Marshal Sir William Slim’s perceptive account of World War II’s
How the West Weaponizes Refugees it Creates
The only thing more sinister than intentionally creating refugees, is weaponizing them as leverage to further coerce nations and advance hegemonic ambitions. The United States
