Foreign News/Policy

Beijing’s South China Sea Mirror: Chinese words don’t match their actions

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According to an article in Chinese state-run Global Times, the US is using the Enhanced Defense Cooperation Agreement (EDCA) with the Philippines to destabilize the South China Sea region. It cites a communist-controlled think tank in Beijing, the South China Sea Strategic Situation Probing Initiative (SCSPI), as the source for that claim.

Trump’s Partly Right: A ‘1929-Style Depression’ Is Just Around the Corner

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A few days ago, President Donald Trump warned of a “1929-style Depression…if the Democrats get in.”

Trump is, of course, referring to November’s midterm elections. And throwing hearty rhetoric at the wall – hoping it sticks for electoral effect.

A Quiet Giant Awakes: Why Japan Is Shedding Decades of Strategic Passivity

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I spent almost 10 years of my journalistic career covering Japan—a place long considered inscrutable by Westerners, even though today’s decidedly Westernized Japan is about as inscrutable as Iowa. During those years, I watched Japanese leaders wrestle with a foreign policy hamstrung by a constitution that essentially prohibits war as an option for failed diplomacy.

The World As We Don’t Know It

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The world has changed. Europe, especially, is no longer the continent we think we are familiar with. We have enemies in places that few are aware of. Many in the United States no longer view Europe as the origin of our heritage.

There are now three distinct Europeans: the globalists in charge, the foreigners with no intention of assimilating, and the proud endemic people who wish to maintain their identity and freedom. It’s a recipe for disaster.

Indonesia’s Government is Trying to Censor My “Great Replacement” Speech

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Here’s a point to ponder: Why would the Indonesian government want to censor speech about the Great Replacement of Western peoples via suicidal (im)migration policies?

Because it apparently does, and I should know — the Jakarta regime just targeted my content.