National Security

Iran has banned the social media site “WhatsApp” because of its ties to “American Zionist” Mark Zuckerberg. Zuckerberg’s Facebook bought “WhatsApp” for $19 billion two months ago. According to Fox News, the ban was announced by the head of Iran’s

Russia moved dozens of Mig-29 and Su-27 fighter aircraft and Tu-22 bombers from a Simferopol district airbase to the western coast of the Crimean peninsula on May 3rd following the bloody clashes between pro- and anti-Russian groups in the southern

Americans should take note: Upcoming elections in two English-speaking countries, the United Kingdom and India, are likely to tell a common story; in both nations, conservative nationalism is likely to defeat liberal multiculturalism. That’s good news for conservatives, and an

ST. IVES, England–In a packed community center in a village 10 miles outside of the ancient university town of Cambridge, grassroots populism was on full display last week, as Nigel Farage and his UKIP movement came to town on a

Next March was set to be the time to elect a new leader for Ukraine.  Since the corrupt presidency of Viktor Yanukovych was brought to an end by the Ukrainian people and Russia responded by forcibly reintegrating Crimea, the election

On a recent trip to Egypt with a delegation of national security experts and journalists we had the opportunity to meet with senior-level Egyptian security officials, as well as several members of the country’s various religious and civil society movements.

In the past few days, as new evidence emerged that the White House was directly involved in misleading the public with the lie that the Benghazi terror attack of Sep. 11, 2012 was motivated by outrage at a YouTube video,

Pro-Russians stormed police headquarters in Odessa, Ukraine, shortly after Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk visited the city, which last week witnessed the second deadliest day since Euromaidan protests started in November 2013. Yatsenyuk said the deadly clashes on May 2 were

Following the recent reunification of the Hamas and Fatah Palestinian groups into one unity government, Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) publicly stated the United States must immediately halt aid to the new governing body. Shortly thereafter, Senator Paul announced legislation, titled

The United Nations has warned that ongoing conflict in South Sudan could become “another Rwanda;” that, as the threat of famine looms over the country, millions may face certain death should leaders not arrive at peace. Secretary of State John

Secretary of State John Kerry opened his remarks to African Union leaders gathered in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia this weekend by asking whether some had traveled by donkey.  “Thank you, Mr. President, for being here. And thank you, all of you,

This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com The ‘Odessa Massacre’ may portend Ukraine civil war Kiev: The fire was started by pro-Russians The ‘Odessa Massacre’ may portend Ukraine civil war Girls making Molotov cocktails in Odessa on Friday (Twitter) There have

During the Iraq War, Navy SEAL teams were aided by various interpreters hired to go with them on missions and talk to suspected insurgents and families/friends of the those insurgents in their native tongue. An interpreter to whom SEAL teams

The New York Times did a big write-up on the latest developments on the now-scrapped Ground Zero mosque plan. The notorious provocateur, Ground Zero mosque developer Sharif el-Gamal, unveiled a new plan to build a three-story museum “dedicated to exploring

Reports coming out of the UK, specifically the Daily Mail, shed new light on the missing Malaysia Airways Flight 370. Eleven al Qaeda-linked terrorists are being questioned on their knowledge of the missing plane and there is speculation surrounding more

Ukrainian officials detained more than 130 people in Odessa after one of the deadliest days in Ukraine since the Euromaidan protests started in November 2013. On Friday, more than 40 people were killed in clashes between pro-Russians and pro-Ukrainians. In

Vasyl Krutov, the head of Ukraine’s anti-terrorist center, confirmed there was heavy fighting in Kramatorsk, a town 10 miles from Sloviansk. “There is gunfire and clashes around Kramatorsk … What we are facing in the Donetsk region and in the

This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com  Russia resurrects May Day parade to celebrate Ukraine annexation Russia prepares for sanctions while ridiculing Obama New car bombing in Nigeria, while 200 kidnapped girls are still missing Russia resurrects May Day parade to

Pro-Russian forces in Sloviansk finally released seven members of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) along with five members of the Ukrainian defense ministry. The members were abducted on April 25 on suspicions of being NATO spies.

The success of the American pro-life movement is inspiring European activists to restrict abortion in individual nations throughout the continent and to press the European Commission to introduce an ethics clause into its regulations that prevents the EU from funding

On Friday, German Chancellor Angela Merkel met with President Obama to discuss the ongoing situation in Ukraine, Russia’s aggression, and US-EU trade relations. The two heads of state united behind the idea of imposing additional sanctions on the Kremlin.  “We will not

On Wednesday, an email emerged from White House in which national security aide Ben Rhodes instructed UN Ambassador Susan Rice – copying President Obama’s entire political team at the White House – that her goal on the Sunday shows following the September 11, 2012 terrorist attacks

This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com President Obama accuses Vladimir Putin of being a liar State Dept. terrorism report emphasizes Syria as ‘major battleground’ Man infected with MERS virus traveled through Chicago to Indiana President Obama accuses Vladimir Putin of