Zelenskyy Can Win (Part 2)
Far from being forced to flee into exile, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy can win this fight.
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Far from being forced to flee into exile, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy can win this fight.
The fighting in Ukraine has gone badly for the Russians. They hadn’t anticipated the resistance they would face from the Ukrainians, nor were they properly prepared for a long slog. But up until Thursday, the Kremlin had put on a brave face. At a March 25 news briefing, Sergei Rudskoi, the first deputy chief of …
Image by Stefan Keller from Pixabay We here in the United States haven’t seen war on our homeland since World War II with Japan. America vowed that day to never again to let war come here; we would take the war to the enemy. President Zelenskyy wants to do just that against Russia. Although …
Under the leadership of President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Ukraine might just win this–if the Biden Administration doesn’t undermine him.
In December 2019, George Washington University Law School professor Jonathan Turley testified at a House Judiciary Committee impeachment hearing. He was called as a witness by the Republicans. This was surprising to some because Turley is a liberal. Asked if he had voted for then-President Donald Trump, he said no. He was summoned by the Republicans …
As the Ukraine-Russia war drags on, military aviation experts are noticing that anti-aircraft missiles like the Stinger and Igla are not the only threats Russian pilots face in the skies over Ukraine.
Following an exhaustive investigation, led by Republican Sens. Chuck Grassley of Ohio and Ron Johnson of Wisconsin, a report entitled “Hunter Biden, Burisma, and Corruption: The Impact on U.S. Government Policy and Related Concerns” was released in September 2020. A second report with additional findings followed two months later. Because in today’s new world information …
Shortly after Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered troops into Ukraine, the media began to question his mental state. “Is Putin insane?” asked The Washington Post. A Vanity Fair article was entitled: “Report: An ‘Increasingly Frustrated’ Putin, a Madman With Nuclear Weapons, Is Lashing Out at His Inner Circle.” A headline in The Daily Mail read, …
Attempts by the White House to walk back President Joe Biden’s call for Russian President Vladimir Putin’s head during his fiery speech in Poland on Saturday were in vain. Biden’s ad-libbed line, “For God’s sake, this man cannot remain in power,” could hardly have been misconstrued. The damage had been done. A top U.S. official confirmed …
We always talk about October surprises in election years. Maybe we need to start thinking about surprises from China instead.
If you are among the many Americans who have reservations about the COVID-19 vaccines, you may find the idea of a self-spreading vaccine to be somewhat disconcerting. Scientists are working to develop a “contagious” vaccine “that could replicate in a host’s body and spread to others nearby, quickly and easily protecting a whole population from …
Lying and disinformation doesn’t bolster what might be some legitimate arguments.
Rudskoi essentially told reporters that, from the beginning, all the Russians really wanted were Donetsk and Luhansk. They sure could have fooled us.
Don’t blame the war in Ukraine for your skyrocketing gas prices. That blame resides squarely with Joe Biden.
2022 has already seen Russia invade Ukraine and China may follow suit and invade Taiwan. Both invasions come at the invitation of American weakness watched by the world when the Taliban took Afghanistan. The fall of Afghanistan and American bug out demonstrated incompetence as well as cowardice over commitment. Russia and China know they can …
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has begun making the case that the tide of the war is turning. It’s difficult to know if a shift has actually occurred or if he’s misrepresenting the situation so the West will keep the supply of weapons and supplies coming. In the last 24 to 48 hours, reports from both …
Wednesday marks the 28th day of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s ill-advised invasion of Ukraine. His high hopes for a quick victory have faded as the war appears to have reached a stalemate. The Russian Ministry of Defense does not reveal casualty numbers. However, for a six-hour period on Monday, the pro-Kremlin tabloid, Komsomolskaya Pravda, reported …