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The National Radio Quiet Zone (NRQZ), a sprawling 13,000-square-mile territory carved out over parts of West Virginia, Virginia, and Maryland, was born in the Cold War era.
Welcome back to our weekly dive into the art of the deal, where we dissect the moves of the ultimate dealmaker, President Donald J. Trump, through the lens of business principles.
On Monday, Zelensky and European leaders flew to Washington to get the terms of agreement for an armistice between Russia and Ukraine after 3 years of war. The details need to be ironed out. Zelensky and Putin will meet head-to-head and then the will go to see the principal—aka Donald Trump—at a time and place to be determined.
The speaker was a grizzled, no-nonsense cavalry colonel—Vietnam combat vet, politically incorrect, and unapologetically old school. The briefing came with a bit of a disclaimer: attend at your own risk.
With AI, news media and truths of each party claiming hoaxes, lies, concealed evidence, government secrecy and both sides twisting and spinning everything – we have become accustomed to believing – or not – what we wish.
President Trump has ended five wars already this year. He’s doing what the UN and Europe cannot do because he knows the Art of the Deal.
On August 10, 1961 the military began using a defoliant in the deltas and jungles of Vietnam. It ‘s intended use was to eliminate the forest cover and crops for the Viet Cong and North Vietnamese.
There must be “18 ways to hate Obama, 18 ways to hate Obama” (With Apologies to Paul Simon)
Trump’s closing of USAID agency has stopped the delivery of tangible contraceptives. This could reverse declining birth rates in many countries. Do we want other nations to increase populations – especially those aid-dependent nations in African, Asian and the middle east? If the Fed refuses to drastically lower the interest rates as Trump wishes and …
Bluster, denials, demands, and downright squealing appear to dominate the communist Chinese media and diplomatic response to the reciprocal tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump.
Today, the word “militia” triggers suspicion. Homeland Security advisories, media narratives, and public discourse often treat militias as synonymous with extremism or domestic terrorism. This shift didn’t happen by accident.
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In case you missed it while watching the officer corps implode under the weight of PowerPoint slides and PME requirements, the U.S. Army has decided it needs less Fort Benning and more Silicon Valley.
Ah, the good old days when privacy was a thing, and our phones were just for making calls and playing pranks on old people… “Hello Ma’am, is your refrigerator running?”
This is another piece about immigration overwhelming Western Civilization. And how Islam makes conflict inevitable. The next European Peasants’ Revolt – a Jacquerie – is coming.
Fort Leavenworth and the Army’s Troika Team just dropped their long-awaited mixtape: “How Russia Fights”—a gritty compendium of battlefield improvisation, Soviet nostalgia, and drone-age brute force, wrapped in the tattered remains of a doctrine last updated when the KGB still had a dress code.
Back in 2016, President Barack Obama and his confederates decided that Trump was an extreme threat. The threat was not to the country itself, but rather to their hold on power. They needed to control Trump to ensure he did not win, and if he did win, to make sure his administration would be ineffective.
We The People have been suffering under the ever abusive Federal Administrative State, AKA Deep State, AKA DC Swamp, for generations now, while their power and corruption increased. This is the first time that corrupt “public servants” are, hopefully, being brought to heel, and to pay for their sedition & treason.
In case you missed it too, June 25th marked the 75th anniversary of the beginning of the Korean War – the first hot front of the Cold War.
Getting Russia to the negotiating table, and succeeding, requires more than sanctions, tariffs or weapons. Success requires penetrating, influencing and disrupting the Russian information environment. This is no easy task and is as complex as targeting and bombing the Iranian nuclear complex.