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Why Is the West Supporting Joseph Kabila’s Rule?
The West seems more interested in keeping Joseph Kabila in power than allowing the Congolese to free themselves from his rule.
Essays
China-US Trade the 100 Day Plan, So Far (June 2017)
The new US-China trade agreement has the potential to bring about positive changes for both the American and Chinese economies.
Viewpoints
On “Conspiracy Theory”
Americans are a thoroughly brainwashed people who believe that any explanation that differs from the officially-blessed one is a conspiracy theory.
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Evolving International Law, Political Realism, and the Illusions of Diplomacy
2017 marks anniversaries of three historic milestones in the Israel-Palestine conflict that provide crucial context for understanding the situation today.
On “Conspiracy Theory”
Americans are a thoroughly brainwashed people who believe that any explanation that differs from the officially-blessed one is a conspiracy theory.
Spanish Court Revives Case against Kagame’s Military Entourage
A Spanish judge is expected to issue a new round of arrest warrants against Rwandan commanders and a high profile dissident wanted on terrorism charges.
Afghanistan Redux: More War, More Blood and Treasure. Why?
Trump had it right when he was calling for US armed forces to withdraw from Afghanistan.
Why Is the West Supporting Joseph Kabila’s Rule?
The West seems more interested in keeping Joseph Kabila in power than allowing the Congolese to free themselves from his rule.
Politics
On “Conspiracy Theory”
Americans are a thoroughly brainwashed people who believe that any explanation that differs from the officially-blessed one is a conspiracy theory.
Economy
Fake News a US Media Specialty
The Bureau of Labor Statistics’ last job report and the mainstream media’s coverage of it is a good example of fake news.
Culture
Facts Supplanted by Propaganda Wherever We Look
The example of a Google employee being castigated for stating a truth inconvenient to one feminist ideology shows how propaganda is elevated above facts.
Reviews
What’s Missing from Dunkirk Film
The story of Dunkirk, the evacuation of hundreds of thousands of soldiers, is a story of how the Allies treated people they had some use for.
Editor's Picks
How We Know The So-Called “Civil War” Was Not Over Slavery
The “Civil War” was about power, not slavery, which the northern court historians merely latched onto to justify Lincoln’s aggression and war crimes.
Why Is the West Supporting Joseph Kabila’s Rule?
The West seems more interested in keeping Joseph Kabila in power than allowing the Congolese to free themselves from his rule.
Evolving International Law, Political Realism, and the Illusions of Diplomacy
2017 marks anniversaries of three historic milestones in the Israel-Palestine conflict that provide crucial context for understanding the situation today.
Trump and American History Have Been Assassinated
Lincoln was elevated to the undeserved position of black liberator by the historical lies made up by white leftists who hate the South.
How Palestine’s Bedouins Have Withstood Israel’s Attempts to Uproot Them
Israel has destroyed the Palestinian Bedouin village of Al-Araqeeb 116 times. Each time the Bedouins rebuilt the home, which predates Israel.
In America Propaganda Has Vanquished Truth
The legend of the Civil War Americans are indoctrinated with has no relationship with the historical reality, starting with the fact it wasn’t a civil war.
‘The Palestine Exception’: War on BDS is now a War on American Democracy
The US government’s war on the BDS movement is not only prejudicial to Palestinians’ rights, but now also poses a threat to Americans’ liberty.
Hiroshima Haunting
We can and must eliminate nuclear weapons from the face of the earth before they are accidentally or intentionally used again.
Getting to Peace Through Local Governments
Local governments have a duty to represent their communities to the US Congress. Grassroots efforts can push them to actually do so.
What China Thinks of Trump
With the exception of a possible US-North Korea military conflict, it seems that the Chinese public is hopeful for the future of Sino-American relations.
