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Category Archives: Foreign Policy and International
Destroying the Middle Class is a Feature not a Bug
People need to grasp that the establishment of both political sides hates the Middle Class. The rise of Islamism in the West is an existential threat to the Middle Class, as is unchecked illegal immigration to America’s Middle Class.
The est wants to rule, they want it THEIR way. The poor vote for whomever promises the most redistribution from the Middle Class (where the money is simply because of its size). The rich vote whatever level of government they want. The poor don’t care about liberty or freedom – they can’t afford it. The rich have it – in spades […]
Posted in Domestic, Immigration, Multiculturalism, The Rest of the World
Tagged BREXIT, illegal aliens, islamism, LePen, Middle Class, trump
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Excellent Commentary on Rex Tillerson from Nash Montana
Note: Nash is a FB friend, accomplished writer, professional translator and excellent observer of the modern scene. Below is her take on T-Rex today. If you are on FB, following her will ensure you are current on events of importance, and is highly recommended. Nash authorized my linking to her post here.
Nash:
A Very Deliberate and Structured Secretary Rex Tillerson Discusses Iran
No event is happening in a vacuum. It is critical to emphasize this basic point when evaluating the foreign policy of President Trump and his administration.
There is a very well planned multidimensional construct within the sequencing […]
Posted in Foreign Policy and International, The Rest of the World
Tagged nash montana, Rex tillerson, trex
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A More Mature Outlook on Combat Operations
Interesting article about the beginnings of a more mature outlook on combat operations in S Asia by the Trump administration.
COMMENTS:
- The Geneva Conventions and the “Laws of War”, which we use to set our Rules of Engagement, were designed BY Europeans FOR wars AMONG Europeans. No one else ever has paid them any attention.
- Those demanding limiting the American military to the above are demanding monocultural constraints on Western forces when engaging non-Western “multicultural” enemies who do not recognize Western constraints. This is an absurdity.
- “Multiculturalists” demanding Western rules of war against non-Westerners are projecting Western morals onto non-Western
Combat Without a Cause
Army generals are going to want Army wars.
The military has an agenda which is not the same as the nation’s, yet since Kuwait, in some psychological quest to put Vietnam behind us, we Boomers are turning too far toward it.
The entire Right and half the Center is good with maximizing the presence of 4-stars in a civilian administration. Why? They have hammers – every single problem is going to be a nail. Not a Marshall among them. Not an Eisenhower. Not a Pershing. Just a buncha wannabe Bradleys who want to fight until it gets too hard […]
Posted in Foreign Policy and International, War and Terrorism
Tagged Bradley, combat, Ike, islam, massive retaliation, Patton, Pershing, syria, Terrorism, Vietnam, war
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“Backlash”
A young German woman on her way to work nonchalantly is pushed in front of an oncoming train in Berlin – murdered. Pedestrians are run down and killed in the street in Britain. France. Australia…
And muslims “fear backlash.”
They ought to fear backlash – not from what our governments will do – but what Western governments should do, and what the citizens of the West MUST do for the West to survive. That they do NOT fear backlash is the problem.
There will be only one winner in this clash. If one looks across history one finds […]