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Category Archives: Policy
Saudi Arabia is medieval, cruel and an absolute tyranny.
“There’ll be an announcement on Monday on what we’re going to be doing with Saudi Arabia generally.” Biden’s decision to release the report in the first weeks of his presidency fulfils campaign promises to reassess ties with Saudi Arabia after critics accused … Continue reading
452 total views, 452 views today
Posted in Middle East, Policy, Saudi Arabia
2 Comments
Time to end the MADness?
“Mutually assured destruction (MAD) is a doctrine of military strategy and national security policy in which a full-scale use of nuclear weapons by two or more opposing sides would cause the complete annihilation of both the attacker and the defender (see pre-emptive nuclear strike and second strike).[1] It is based on the theory of deterrence, which … Continue reading
2,704 total views, 1,595 views today
Posted in Policy, The Military Art, weapons
18 Comments
The Gulag, The Forest Passage, and Dissident Life
I’ve been reading the collected works of Ernst Junger recently thanks to some small publishing houses that have been publishing these out of print books. A quick regard for Mystery Grove, Rogue Scholar, Telos, and Carribbean Thule presses – Mishima’s … Continue reading
9,002 total views, 14 views today
Posted in Policy, Politics
29 Comments
The Republicans prepare for “Opposition” status (and Trump with them)
Consider all this to be an analytic opinion. 1. The roll out of the Republican insurgent operation for objection to the Electoral College vote on the 6th is indicative of where the party is going. Mitch McConnell and the party … Continue reading
Posted in government, Policy, Politics
55 Comments
Trump signs the pork-laden spending and covid-19 bill. Maybe a vote to come on more money and section 230.
By Robert Willmann President Trump has signed the estimated $2.3 trillion Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021. Its 5,593 double-spaced pages are stuffed with pork to grease domestic and foreign hands in order to get it passed for the piddling $600 for … Continue reading
Posted in Administration, Current Affairs, government, Justice, Media, Policy, Politics
12 Comments
Stolen, a holiday post by Fred
You are probably thinking this is a post about the election, what with that "I voted" sticker in the photo. But if you take another look you'll see something you can really sink your fangs into. MMM mmmmm. Yummy. Speaking … Continue reading
Posted in Chinagate, Current Affairs, Fred, government, Humor, Policy, Politics
Tagged Christmas, Election, stolen, Stollen
8 Comments
‘Dr. Li-Meng Yan is not a quack’ Tucker Carlson
"Carlson's comments came after Facebook slapped a warning label on video of his Tuesday interview with Chinese virologist Dr. Li-Meng Yan, who claimed to have evidence showing China "intentionally" released COVID-19 onto the general population. "Within a few hours of her interview last … Continue reading
Posted in China, Chinagate, Media, Policy
51 Comments
“HOUTHIS STRIKE RIYADH WITH MISSILES AND DRONES…”
"Late on September 10, the Saudi capital of Riyadh came under a missile and drone attack from the Ansar Allah movement (more widely known as the Houthis). The Yemeni missile and air forces, loyal to the Houthi government, announced that … Continue reading
Posted in Policy, Saudi Arabia, The Military Art, Yemen
1 Comment
Biden’s election will show that the Western alliance is no more – Telegraph
"There are, then, two ways in which a Biden presidency will remove the Europeans’ veil of smug superiority. First, he will follow some Trump-era objectives, because that is what American interests demand, thus showing that Trump was no extremist on … Continue reading
Posted in Policy, Whatever
28 Comments
“Let the Cities Burn (or Not)” Real Clear Politics
"There is no police power in the federal Constitution. The police power is left to the states. To the extent the President can send federal officers into Portland, Oregon, and other cities, it should be to protect federal property. The … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs, government, Policy, Politics
50 Comments