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Author Archives: Harper
HARPER: PRESERVING THE PAT LANG LEGACY
With the Russia invasion of Ukraine entering its nineteenth month with no end in sight, with tensions around the Strait of Taiwan escalating, and with the U.S. entering a turbulent season of presidential electoral politics, it is a worthwhile moment … Continue reading
Posted in Ukraine Crisis
20 Comments
HARPER: THE MESSAGE FROM VILNIUS
The just-concluded NATO summit in Vilnius delivered a stark message to Ukraine, if anyone was listening above all the background noise: Defeat the Russians and then come to us for membership. The still-NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg almost made a … Continue reading
Posted in Ukraine Crisis
105 Comments
HARPER: G-7 INCH TOWARD ECONOMIC NATO
If there was any doubt that the G-7 countries are in accord that the challenges coming from China and Russia must be addressed head-on, the outcome of the G-7 summit in Hiroshima should have put any doubts to rest. The … Continue reading
Posted in Ukraine Crisis
49 Comments
HARPER: PENTAGON PAPER 2.0
The leak of highly classified Pentagon documents through the online chat platform Discord has triggered a flurry of mainstream media coverage, caused angst among American allies and adversaries, and left many waiting to see how much more is going to … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs, Harper, Intelligence
56 Comments
COL. W. PATRICK LANG 5/31/1940-4/4/2023
It is with great sadness that we inform all of the loyal members of this Committee of Correspondence that Col. W. Patrick Lang passed away after several months of illness on April 4. During his illness he asked several of … Continue reading
Posted in Harper
122 Comments
HARPER: WHEN A FIST BUMP DOESN’T DO THE TRICK
Well, President Joe Biden has just gotten another kick in the teeth from our loyal friends in Saudi Arabia. This week a group within the OPEC+ revived petroleum cartel announced that they would be cutting production quotas by over 1.1 … Continue reading
Posted in China, Middle East, Oil, Russia, Ukraine Crisis
34 Comments
HARPER: DRINKING THE KOOL-AID
This month marks the 20th anniversary of the disastrous U.S.-led invasion of Iraq, which permanently altered the balance within the Middle East/ Persian Gulf, saw the rise of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS), and drew the United … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Harper, Intelligence, Iraq
14 Comments
HARPER: WANG YI’S EUROPEAN ADVENTURE
China’s top foreign policy man, Wang Yi, was at the Munich International Security Conference and spent a week traveling around Europe. Before returning home, he stopped in Moscow, where he presumably met with President Putin. At Munich, Wang Yi announced … Continue reading
Posted in China, Harper
28 Comments
HARPER: KIRKUS REVIEW PRAISE FOR THE PORTABLE PAT LANG
Kirkus Review has joined Publisher’s Weekly in praising Col. W. Patrick Lang’s anthology of strategic writings, The Portable Pat Lang. Excerpts from the Kirkus Review follow: “U.S. Army veteran and commentator Lang offers a collection of assorted writings on military … Continue reading
HARPER: MUCH ADO ABOUT SOMETHING
Col. Lang sends his greetings as he recovers from an illness and is regaining strength. In the interim he has asked TTG and Harper to moderate the site. Commenting on the recent incident involving the Chinese surveillance balloon that traversed … Continue reading
Posted in China, Harper
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