We barely survived the Cold War with Russia — do we want to go through that again?
Latest Round of Syrian Peace Talks Stumbles Out of the Blocks
Washington has been focused on deposing Syrian President Assad to secure oil fields and pipeline corridors for Western oil companies.
The Evil Genie U.S. Let Out of Bottle in Iraq Continues His Rampage
As time passes, whatever responsibility Americans took for atrocities in Iraq, which are ongoing, has almost completely disappeared.
The Original Sin That Stained Putin
Though not directly involved, Vladimir Putin was the beneficiary of a “false flag” massacre that brought him to power.
Nuclear Deterrence: Giving Common Sense a Bad Name
And clouding the minds of the public and policymakers for six decades.
Still Lots to Choke on About HRC’s 2002 AUMF Vote
Did Hillary Clinton vote for war against Iraq because, like the Bush family, she and Bill Clinton nursed a grudge against Saddam Hussein?
Hillary Clinton’s Foreign-Policy Experience Is Like a Bad Trip
Like life in general, experience in foreign policy doesn’t necessarily lead to wisdom, as Hillary Clinton has demonstrated.
When Robots Commit War Crimes
Existing laws hold neither the military nor computer companies and programmers accountable for the sins of robots.
We May Look Back at the Islamic State as a Time When Islamic Extremism Was Under Control
Future generations of Islamic extremists may surpass the Islamic State in brutality.
Burkina Faso Terrorist Attack May Not Have Been Organized by Islamic Extremists
It may have sought to create fear, paving the way for a French and U.S. military presence in Burkina Faso.