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U.S. presidents and their subordinate political, military, and intelligence officials have a long history of taking actions in foreign-policy situations where refraining from actions or commitments would have had tremendous long-term value to the American republic. In a regrettably consistent … Continue reading →

The multi-pronged foreign invasion heading northward toward the United States is a God-send for loyal Americans. The approach of these Democrat/Soros-funded, illiterate, unwanted, and unneeded people – all eager to be felons – puts the fat in the fire and … Continue reading →

The old saying is “vengeance is mine, saith the Lord.” I believe that is true, and that is why we have a Constitution and laws that allow domestic miscreants to be justly punished for their lawlessness and violence. Today, we … Continue reading →

Poor Jamal Khashoggi is dead, and perhaps dismembered. A Saudi “hit team” reportedly traveled to the Saudi consulate in Istanbul, Turkey; lured Khashoggi into the building; and then either murdered him or, more gently, allowed him to expire during a … Continue reading →

On the 11 October 2018 edition of the increasingly vapid FOX & FRIENDS, Senator Rand Paul was interviewed. He provided a clear and concise explanation about why non-intervention is an indispensable – perhaps the key – component of a national-government … Continue reading →

“For in the upshot,” the Roman historian Livy wrote, “liberty has come to mean at Rome, that a man respects neither senate nor magistrates, nor laws, nor ancestral customs, nor institutions of the fathers, nor military discipline.” Replace the word … Continue reading →

The image below is of what seems to be a genuine British GCHQ document, dated 17 November 2016. It is taken from the always careful and accurate “Still Report”. The admirable Mr. Bill Still posted it on 14 February 2018, … Continue reading →

The “allies”, it is always the “allies”. We must defend them, we must politically support them, we must send our soldier-children to die for them, and we must spend U.S. taxpayer money to make up for the refusal of the … Continue reading →

 “Toils, dangers, death itself carry their charms, when we brave them for the public good, and ennoble that being, which we generously sacrifice for the interests of our country.” David Hume (1) Now, readers of this space will know that … Continue reading →

Now that the funeral festival staged for John McCain has concluded, it is worth considering a couple of attendant issues. The first is a question. Why were veterans’ organizations so insistent that the flag be flown at half-mast for McCain … Continue reading →