Conservative analysis and editorial commentary on U.S. foreign policy, geopolitics, and the global events shaping our world.
Tulsi Gabbard is not resigning — and that’s exactly what the Deep State fears most. As Director of National Intelligence, she is a wrecking ball aimed directly at the intelligence establishment. The same apparatus that smeared her for years now…
Coptic priests beaten by Egyptian government security forces for defending their own Church property. This isn’t a fringe event — it is state-sanctioned religious persecution. The Coptic Church is the oldest Christian community in Africa. It predates Islam in Egypt…
In principle, the author is right about the Iranian regime and about many Muslim-majority countries in general. He has a valid point, and his desire to see his people freed from oppression is understandable. However, America cannot always act as…
This useless, corrupt circus has zero value left. Why does it even exist anymore? Hard truth: There are over 50 Muslim-majority countries that vote as a bloc and run the show at the UN whenever they want. The rest? Most…
Secretary Rubio (@SecRubio) said it on Al Jazeera: “NATO does not exist without the United States and everyone knows this fact.” If Europe won’t let us use the bases we pay for to defend THEM, then shut them down and…
A Japanese politician just said what every Western leader is afraid to say — follow our laws or leave. No apologies. No DEI committees. No sensitivity training. Just sovereignty. America needs more of this energy. The double standard is staggering…
Ukraine can’t secure its own border without American money, yet Zelensky now positions himself as a Gulf stabilizer — and conveniently uses the crisis to demand more U.S. drone contracts and air defense funding. R.C.H. Lenski once wrote that those…
Brian McGinnis disrupted Senate hearing with “No one wants to die for Israel”—dragged out, hand supposedly injured. This ignores our REALITY: U.S.-Israel partnership is mutual interest, sharing intel/tech that saves American lives against common enemies like Iran Not “dying for…
The House voted 357-65 to keep congressional sexual misconduct and harassment reports confidential, with strong bipartisan support. The majority reasoning, as stated by leaders and defenders, centers on protecting victim privacy, preventing retaliation against complainants, and preserving the integrity of…
