Many conservative comedians and commentators love to walk up to ignorant, American social justice warriors on campus and video tape them railing against a supposed Trump policy that was really Barack Obama's. Their ignorance, however, is really not that funny; it's sad.
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It seems that U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin will finally meet for a formal summit in July, probably in Austria or another European country.
While the Trump-Kim summit is switching from on to off to on again, to many it may seem that under pressure from the Washington swamp and the media President Trump has effectively abandoned the idea of meeting with Vladimir Putin in the attempt to extricate both countries from the current mega-crisis.
Yes, the American security services attempted to use the "Russia collusion" narrative to unseat a duly elected American president; in other words, a coup
Politicians and experts still debate whether the United States and Russia are in a new cold war. Let's end the suspense. Cold War 2.0 is a reality.
This week, Vladimir Uglev was run over by a car in Russia. Most likely you have never heard of Vlad. However, the attempt on his life is significant.
If you want to know what Russia is trying to cover up, look at the narrative the state-controlled media is pushing.
So, Vladimir Putin did it again or did he?
This year the Munich Security Conference produced the usual litany of sound bites for the media to feast on regarding smoldering conflicts around the world.
The annual Munich Security Conference is supposed to discuss the most important issues threatening world peace and to search for ways to stop current military conflicts and avoid future ones.
How do you deal with a country where a corrupt elite attempts to shut down free speech?
Those who follow statements from the U.S. foreign policy establishment and mainstream media often hear that the main reason for the current crisis in U.S.-Russia relations has little to do with conventional geopolitics.
As the Mueller investigation drags on, it is becoming apparent day by day that the entire Russia collusion narrative is false and that the Mueller investigation is corrupt.
For half a century after the Second World War, the ever-present realization was that should the U.S.-Soviet rivalry ever get out of hand, a nuclear war would likely mean the end of both countries and, possibly, the end of human life itself.
As people like Donna Brazile slowly come out and tell the truth about the Democratic Party and the 2016 election, the Leftist-spun Russia narrative is collapsing. We now know that if anyone was "collusion" with Russia, whatever that is, it was Hillary and Bill, and all their minions.
It is common knowledge that the reason Ronald Reagan fired his first 1980 campaign manager John Sears was his loss to George H.W. Bush in the Iowa caucuses straw poll. Mr. Sears was replaced by William Casey, with Edwin Meese and Michael Deaver getting more involved in the campaign and all of them urging to let "Reagan to be Reagan."
Let us honestly admit it. Despite the blistering rhetoric of President Trump, there are no good options to resolve the North Korean crisis. Even the traditional hawks who do not see any war they do not like this time are of the same opinion.
With all the news and threats flying back and forth between Washington and Pyongyang, it is worth drilling down into the historical and geopolitical scenario on the Korean Peninsula and ignore the bluster.
I wrote an article three years ago that basically stated Ukraine was not our fight, no matter how much we want to support people who are fighting for freedom from Russia
Are we preparing for the war with Russia over Ukraine? That's how it looks if you saw in the news how U.S. Marines regularly do simulated battles with Russian-speaking insurgents.
