How Cronyism Harms Our Military
Arizona Republican Senator John McCain has over his decades in government built a reputation based largely on a few key tenets. As a genuine Vietnam War hero, and as…
Europe at a Crossroads
by Dr. Miklos K. Radvanyi The first half of the 20th century in Europe was characterized by two extremely destructive phenomena: Two ruinous wars and three revolutions that aimed at…
The Lessons of Hiroshima: Reducing Nuclear Dangers
by Peter Huessy Following the President’s visit to Hiroshima, nuclear weapons and their enduring usefulness in protecting America and its allies has become an increasingly important focus of debate especially…
Clinton Emails Show State Department Talked About Drone Strikes Over Unsecured Systems
by Russ Read • Daily Caller A tranche of emails from Hillary Clinton’s private server show that Department of State officials did not follow security protocols…
Iraq: Untying the Gordian Knot
Dr. Miklos K. Radvanyi Tragically, it is one of the most fundamental truths of human history that no one is more prone to commit violent and even heinous acts than…
Iran ‘Blackmailing’ U.S. for Greater Nuke Concessions
Experts: Obama admin going above and beyond nuke deal to aid Iran by Adam Kredo • Washington Free Beacon The Obama administration is taking steps to aid…
The unintended effect of the Senate NDAA on the Air Force’s nuclear modernization
America’s military pre-eminence is contingent on our ability to achieve our national security objectives in space, and our access to space is guaranteed by a credible strategic nuclear deterrent. If the…
Rocket Engines, Duplicity and Double Standards
Some in Congress seem all exercised about making sure we don’t buy any more Russian made rocket engines. Fortunately, we are in the process of bringing on line our own…
Deterrence In an Increasingly Dangerous World
By George Landrith • American Military News North Korea has test fired five new missiles and claims to have successfully tested a miniaturized hydrogen bomb. Iran too…
Requiem for Iraq
by Dr. Miklos K. Radvanyi In Bertolt Brecht’s drama, The Good Person Of Sechwan, the Gods are looking for a kindhearted individual. Their search almost ends in failure. Finally, they…
The State of the World in Global Perspective
by Dr. Miklos K. Radvanyi The world today resembles a giant mothership in the middle of the ocean with an incapacitated engine and a broken rudder. Will this ship founder?…
Maintaining American High Tech Defense Superiority Must Remain Job One
America’s warfighters are the best and most effective on the planet. But if we hope to maintain that advantage we have to continue to give them the best tools and…
Ben Rhodes Reveals How Obama Duped America Into The Dangerous Iran Deal
President Obama—with the help of an equally arrogant 38-year-old national security fabulist, Ben Rhodes—remade the Middle East to empower America’s most hated enemy. By David Reaboi • …
Does the United States Need Nuclear Weapons?
by Peter Huessy Does the United States need nuclear weapons? What role do they play? And if they are valuable, how much should we spend supporting such a nuclear deterrent?…