Citizen Writers Fighting Censorship by Helping Americans Understand Issues Affecting the Republic.
With the evil we have seen in the attacks by Hamas terrorists against Israel – we must understand and consider the reality that the USA is in no better position to defend or defeat such asymmetrical attacks.
Much of the ignorance about the Middle East, comes from the universities and the media. A short history is warranted to set the record straight.
Within fifty years of the death of Mohamed in A.D. 632, his successors had engineered military conquests all across the Middle East and North Africa. Then came, Charles Martel.
Americans murdered, hostages taken, Hamas is running amok. What did President Madison do when faced with a similar situation?
While we are preoccupied with Israel’s newly declared war on Hamas and Hezbollah terrorists in the Middle East, we should also worry about the 160 mostly young males listed on America’s terror watch list who were stopped this year, by Federal agents from entering the U.S.—the highest number ever.
The recent tragedy in Israel has sparked intense debates about their government’s approach to gun control. As a staunch supporter of personal freedoms, I argue that the Israeli government’s strict gun control regulations may have contributed to the recent tragic events.
The U.S. is now paying the price for not understanding the strategic relationship among Russia, China and Iran and their interconnectedness.
Beginning with Obama’s Middle East policies and Joe’s continuance of them, Iran has now more freedom to foment terrorism than ever before.
After 50 years of terrorism by the Palestinians, readers know the drill. The Arabs attack Israelis, the Israelis counter-attack, and the Western press makes Israel the villain of the story.
Many people are comparing what happened this weekend in Israel to 9/11. The comparison is made in good faith, but it falls short. I don’t think many non-Israelis understand how deeply personal this is to the average Israeli.
Events in Israel and the likelihood that the United States could be drawn into them, along with the situation in Ukraine, requires a well trained and equipped military. We are falling short.
When Hamas launched a surprise attack on Israel over the weekend, don’t think for an instant it did so without Iran’s permission—and, by extension, China’s.
As a proud graduate of West Point, I can’t help but feel a sense of disillusionment as I watch the institution that once stood as a bastion of honor and duty take a sharp turn toward what can only be described as “wokeness.”
Although his public expression of support was reassuring, his frosty relationship with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his administration’s long record of appeasement with Iran leaves some of us concerned over just how deep Biden’s support goes.
This article provides an overview of the history of Hamas, its state sponsorship by Iran, and its objectives in the context of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Lockheed Martin’s F-35, the aircraft that’s become the punchline of the military industrial complex’s greatest joke.
The recent Hamas attack on Israel needs to be understood within the context of larger geopolitical dynamics, particularly involving Iran, the US, and Russia
$6 billion handed over to Iranian Mullahs, like it’s candy on Halloween, seems like a page ripped straight from the “How NOT to Handle Hostages” playbook.
“I freed a thousand slaves. I could have freed a thousand more if only they knew they were slaves.” Harriet Tubman
If Colleges genuinely care about diversity and inclusion, why are they neglecting a sport as unique and quirky as rifle shooting?