Opinion: Needing Friends, Ukraine Picks A Fight With New Language Law
Opinion: Needing Friends, Ukraine Picks A Fight With New Language Law.
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Opinion: Needing Friends, Ukraine Picks A Fight With New Language Law.
On May 6, 1981, New York Times columnist Drew Middleton explained the rationale behind French president Charles de Gaulle’s decision to develop France’s own nuclear weapons rather than rely on those of the U.S. or U.K,. He wrote that “General de Gaulle believed that the United States would not use…
Opinion: I’m Mad As Hell And Not Going To Take It Anymore.
Image by Peretz Partensky Protests are a hallmark of a healthy democracy! Right? Wrong! Democratic systems of governance such as the American Constitutional Republic are, as Lincoln so aptly put it at Gettysburg, “government(s) of the people by the people”. The implication of course is that in a well-functioning democracy…
The Hi-Tech Traditionalist: Trump Is The Perfect Antidote To Progressive Poison.
So! It appears that just when Hillary’s fake account of “what happened” is reaching a crescendo of ridicule and “shaking my head” wonderment from all sides of the political spectrum, a real account of what happened in the 2016 presidential election is finally starting to emerge. In my previous column…
Americans do everything better than Russians, including corruption. In Russia, corruption is dirty, furtive, and is done at the whim of the supreme ruler Putin. If you govern a Russian province and are lining your own pockets, you’re in Putin’s pocket; at his whim he’ll let you be and at…
Image by Mohammad Agah Does Putin hate America? To get a glimpse of the answer to this important question, I would point my readers in the direction of the recent TV series in which Putin is interviewed by the American film director and somewhat controversial personality Oliver Stone. Viewed from…
American policy in Eastern Europe suffers from three major problems: historical myopia, historical revisionism, and cultural imperialism. In a region of the world where the Austro-Hungarian and the Ottoman Empires are still as present in people’s minds as they were on the threshold of the First World War, America’s policies…
Image by David Shankbone Previously in this column I discussed how America is experiencing a blurring of the line between what is real and what is not in the form of several dangerous delusions. The delusions of “white supremacy (or superiority)”, “white ethnicity”, “white genocide” were all discussed in detail…