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1. Israel Destroyed Gaza ‘for Generations To Come’ and the World Stayed Silent

   The first official reference to Gaza becoming increasingly uninhabitable was made by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) in 2012, when the population of the Gaza Strip was estimated at 1.8 million inhabitants. The intention of the report, “The Gaza Strip: The Economic Situation and the Prospects for Development,” was not merely … Continue reading "Israel Destroyed Gaza ‘for Generations To Come’ and the World Stayed Silent"

2. Joe Biden’s Legacy: Waging Proxy Wars, Spreading Terrorism and Killing Diplomacy

   As the sun sets on Joe Biden’s presidency, the Commander-in-Chief and his top staffers are using their final moments in power to convince the American people that we live in a safer and more stable world. “The United States is winning the worldwide competition compared to four years ago,” Biden declared Monday. “America is stronger. … Continue reading "Joe Biden’s Legacy: Waging Proxy Wars, Spreading Terrorism and Killing Diplomacy"

3. Steady Progress Toward a War Against China

   In March 2020, United States Marine Corps Commandant General David H. Berger introduced Force Design 2030, now known as “Force Design,” an ongoing force restructuring plan to reshape its combat power for future adversary conflicts. The Marine Corps transformation is to align with the National Defense Strategy, mainly focusing on great power competition in the … Continue reading "Steady Progress Toward a War Against China"

4. Will Trump End Washington’s Democratic Foreign Policy Façade?

   Donald Trump’s political adversaries have long contended that he is a danger to democracy both at home and abroad. The alleged threat that he poses domestically is symbolized by the riot his supporters waged at the Capitol on January 6, 2021. Opponents denounce Trump’s foreign policy views both for being “isolationist” and overly sympathetic to … Continue reading "Will Trump End Washington’s Democratic Foreign Policy Façade?"

5. Fiscal Redemption Requires a Republic, Not an Empire

   There is not a snowball’s chance in the hot place of containing America’s public debt disaster unless the Empire is brought home and the national security budget is slashed by $500 billion per year. The merits aside, all the other big slices of the budget led by Social Security and Medicare are surrounded by nearly … Continue reading "Fiscal Redemption Requires a Republic, Not an Empire"