Writing “10 Absolute Truths” on any subject could be considered bold, overly ambitious, or just downright arrogant. That becomes even more a consideration when writing on a controversial subject such as election fraud. Nevertheless, there are some important lessons from history, including the most recent election, that coalesce into powerful truths that we will have …
West finds that the “psychological warfare” exacted against the American people did little to sway their support of the President
2021 Outlook Assessment Introduction Over the past four years, the Trump administration moved to innovate and radically change the posture of the U.S. military away from the counterinsurgency model. This dominated military thinking over the past two decades following the tragic terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. The overwhelming focus had been on fighting Islamist …
Two recent successful critical infrastructure attacks and one thwarted attack call into question whether the “voluntary” protection of the critical infrastructure by private industry is working – and whether the U.S. Government is fulfilling its obligation to protect the American people. It is a question that the Center for Security-sponsored Secure The Grid Coalition (“STG”) has been …
Originally published at World Tribune For more than 24 hours, the Christmas morning bomb blast in downtown Nashville, Tennessee knocked out emergency communications, as well as internet and cellular service for AT&T customers in a shockingly large area. The fact that a relatively small vehicle-borne improvised explosive device (VBIED) outside an AT&T transmission building was …
Simon Tisdall, a writer for the notoriously left-wing, anti-Trump British newspaper The Guardian, published one of his typical screeds against President Trump in yesterday’s edition titled “Trump fed our worst instincts. His global legacy is toxic and immoral.” There was desperation in this column as this liberal journalist raced to discredit President Trump’s foreign policy …
Originally posted at Asia Times. In 2005, while serving as the US Marine Corps attaché in Tokyo, I spoke at a UN-sponsored symposium on stopping North Korea’s nascent nuclear weapons program. The speakers put forth different combinations of carrots (oil, food, money) and sticks plus assurances that didn’t fall into either of those categories – …
Dr. Rectenwald highlights the plot of his most recent novel, “Thought Crime” – a warning for what is to come?
Editor’s note: this analysis was originally published by the Japan Institute for National Fundamentals and is reposted here with its permission. Is South Korea under President Moon Jae-in qualified to join a club of liberal democracies? British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced a plan to invite India, Australia, and South Korea as guests to …
Chinese Communist Party regulators have just implicitly confirmed strong warnings against investing in China issued by Trump administration officials and independent experts like former Reagan advisor Roger Robinson.
