Tag: national security

  • The Quiet After

    The Quiet After

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    Longing for Belonging by Cheryl Lacey, DGSJ, ©2026 (Sep. 11, 2026) — I arrived in New York only days before the towers fell. My daughter and I had come to begin a new chapter – the kind of hopeful, uncertain start that is entirely personal, until history intervenes with sudden and irreversible force. Instead of…

  • Islam: A Challenger Civilization

    Islam: A Challenger Civilization

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    by Linda Goudsmit, blogging at Pundicity, ©2026  (May 16, 2026) — William Gawthrop, Ph.D. has impressive military, intelligence, and academic credentials. His 2021 dissertation in Criminal Justice from Walden College argues that crimes involving Islamic religious utterances are not conventional crimes. Titled “The Doctrinal Basis of Islamic Utterances Associated with Domestic Assaults,” the dissertation explains…

  • Goodbye NATO, Hello America First

    Goodbye NATO, Hello America First

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    by Jeff Crouere, ©2026 (Apr. 12, 2026) — The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) was founded in 1949 and has grown to 32 nations. Not surprisingly, the United States of America is the largest contributor to the organization, supplying 16% of the overall NATO budget and has the largest expenditure on national defense, totaling $980 billion, which is 62% of the overall defense spending…

  • Glyphosate Opponents vs Nutrition and Modern Agriculture

    Glyphosate Opponents vs Nutrition and Modern Agriculture

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     by Paul Driessen, ©2026 (Mar. 29, 2026) — President Trump recently signed an Executive Order invoking the Defense Production Act to ensure increased domestic supplies of elemental phosphorus – a critical component of glyphosate-based herbicides that are vital for America’s non-organic crop productivity, and thus national security.   The EO has rekindled anti-pesticide activism and public concern…

  • Glyphosate Is a System Design Problem

    Glyphosate Is a System Design Problem

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    by James Lyons-Weiler, PhD, Popular Rationalism, ©2026 (Mar. 17, 2026) — Glyphosate coordinates seed traits, tillage methods, planting schedules, labor allocation, and financial risk management in modern agriculture. It ceased being merely an herbicide and became fundamental infrastructure. Glyphosate dependence persists because incentives, market structures, regulations, and production models continually reproduce this reliance—even in the…

  • Sheinbaum Not Present at Trump’s Shield of the Americas Summit

    Sheinbaum Not Present at Trump’s Shield of the Americas Summit

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    by Allan Wall, Mexico News Report, ©2026 (Mar. 13, 2026) — On March 7th, 2026, U.S. President Donald Trump hosted representatives of 17 Latin American countries to meet with him in Florida, where he promoted the “Shield of the Americas”, an attempt to get cooperation from Latin American countries to help fight the drug cartels. Mexico…

  • The Constitutional Imperative: Federal Authority Over Immigration Law Enforcement

    The Constitutional Imperative: Federal Authority Over Immigration Law Enforcement

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    by Robert Kalebra, ©2026 (Jan. 31, 2026) — “The Constitution itself never yields to treaty or enactment; it neither changes with time nor does it in theory bend to the force of circumstances. It may be amended according to its own permission; but while it stands it is `a law for rulers and people, equally…

  • It’s Morning Again in America

    It’s Morning Again in America

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    by Jeff Crouere, ©2025 (Dec. 28, 2025) — In his 1984 reelection campaign, President Ronald Reagan unveiled an unforgettable commercial titled “It’s Morning Again in America.” It summarized the economic success of the Reagan administration in lowering inflation and interest rates, creating new jobs, expanding home ownership, and creating a better future for young couples. The…

  • Dump The Two Party Monopoly

    Dump The Two Party Monopoly

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    by Cheryl Lacey, DGSJ, Cheryl Lacey On Education™, ©2025 (Dec. 14, 2025) — In the wake of the 14 December Bondi terrorist attack, political commentators will inevitably point the finger at the government of the day and its alleged failures since 7 October 2023. Don’t fall for this propaganda. What Australians are witnessing is not…

  • American History: An Abundance of Secrets, Lies, and Cover-Ups

    American History: An Abundance of Secrets, Lies, and Cover-Ups

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    by Tom Arnold, ©2025 (Dec. 13, 2025) — Sorry if this opinion piece offends you.  The fact is that everything I’m going to tell you is the TRUTH.  It needs to be told.  Supposedly, we learn from our history and the mistakes (also successes) which have occurred in the past.  Doesn’t it seem as if…

  • The Genius of Trump’s Tariffs

    The Genius of Trump’s Tariffs

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    by Jeff Crouere, ©2025 (Nov. 9, 2025) — Prior to the administration of President Donald Trump, the United States played the role of “Uncle Sucker” and was the victim of unfair trade policies worldwide. American goods were either rejected by other countries or faced massive duties, while foreign goods were allowed to flow into our…

  • Trump Addresses U.S. Senators

    Trump Addresses U.S. Senators

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    by Sharon Rondeau (Oct. 21, 2025) — At 12:30 p.m. EDT, President Trump addressed a group of Republican senators at a luncheon in the newly-renovated Rose Garden and touched on the new ballroom whose construction has begun which he said would be an improvement over the East Room, where formal events currently take place. “You…

  • On Declaring War, Congress De Facto Amended the Constitution

    On Declaring War, Congress De Facto Amended the Constitution

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    by William L. Kovacs, ©2025 (Jun. 30, 2025) — On June 22, 2025, President Trump did what no other U.S. President dared do: he ordered the bombing of three nuclear facilities in Iran. Trump asserts our pilots obliterated the facilities to protect national security. Fifty-six percent of Americans disapprove of the bombing. While neutralizing Iran’s…

  • The Looming Threat to our Homeland

    The Looming Threat to our Homeland

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    by Jeff Crouere, ©2025 (Jun. 22, 2025) — After the successful completion of “Operation Midnight Hammer,” in which 125 U.S. military aircraft bombed three Iranian nuclear enrichment facilities, the threat to our homeland has never been greater. President Donald Trump only authorized America’s first military attack on Iran after repeated diplomatic efforts failed to convince their government…

  • Tariffs Will Make America Rich Again

    Tariffs Will Make America Rich Again

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    by Jeff Crouere, ©2025 (Mar. 30, 2025) — One of the reasons the United States won World War II was because we could outproduce our enemies. As White House Senior Adviser for Trade and Manufacturing Peter Navarro explained in a Fox News Sunday interview, the American “arsenal of democracy” permitted the Allies to triumph. Navarro said the…

  • Trump Makes ‘You’re Fired’ Great Again

    Trump Makes ‘You’re Fired’ Great Again

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    by Jeff Crouere, ©2025 (Feb. 9, 2025) — For 11 years, Donald Trump starred in the hit NBC shows, The Apprentice and Celebrity Apprentice. Trump popularized the catchphrase “You’re fired” as he dismissed contestants throughout each season until a winner was selected in the final episode. Trump’s role in that show ended in 2015 when NBC fired him for…

  • Null and Void?

    Null and Void?

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    by Paul Driessen, ©2025 (Feb. 2, 2025) — Laws in every state govern wills and the transfer of estates and property upon a testator’s death. For example, Virginia statutes provide that “any individual may make a will,” except testators who are unemancipated minors or “of unsound mind.” Unsound mind generally means not having mastery of…

  • Mine, Baby, Mine!

    Mine, Baby, Mine!

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    by Paul Driessen, CFACT, ©2025 (Jan. 25, 2025) — President Trump is determined to make America not just energy self-sufficient, but energy dominant. The USA already produces more oil and gas than any other nation, and he intends to unleash its full potential – for energy and for petrochemical feedstocks for 6,000+ pharmaceutical, plastic, paint,…

  • Letter to the President

    Letter to the President

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    January 18, 2025 Mr. President, With all due respect, I have two issues I wish to petition you for your attention, both of which are to the benefit of national security and to We the People as a whole. First, and with all due respect for you as an American, for surviving the fights you have endured…

  • ‘We Dug It, We Own It’

    ‘We Dug It, We Own It’

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    by Daniel Greenfield, New American Prophet, ©2025  (Jan. 4, 2025) — In 1978, the Carter administration made a deal with General Omar Torrijos, the uniformed socialist strongman who had seized power in Panama, to abandon America’s crown jewel. The Panama Canal had been built with over a decade of labor and half a billion of…