American Exceptionalism has routinely been underestimated by America’s adversaries. We have argued for the last year that powerful trends are reshaping U.S. that will lead to result a rebirth of American manufacturing, coupled with positive business trends, and just as
Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta told his Japanese counterpart the US presence in the Pacific region is “here to stay”. He says there has been progress on both sides in reducing US troop numbers in Okinawa, a thorny political issue
From the Moscow Times: STAR CITY, Moscow Region — The United States may have put the first man on the moon, but Russian scientists and space explorers are now gazing at a new goal — setting up a colony on
WASHINGTON (AP) – The United States will hold a fresh round of talks with North Korea on its nuclear weapons program next week and appoint a new full-time envoy as its seeks to deepen its engagement with the reclusive regime,
This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com. * North Korea threatens South Korea with military action * Japan tries to resolve issue of North Korean abductions of Japanese * Yemen’s president Saleh again says that he’ll step down * Arab and
Congressman Dana Rohrabacher (R-CA) writes in today’s Washington Times: Putting us back on a path of national prosperity requires a dramatic change in trade policy. A weakened U.S. industrial base and a monstrous public debt also make it difficult to
The Kim family has enslaved millions of people, killed thousands, and is trying to develop a nuclear arsenal. And based on their (until now secret) Facebook and Twitter postings, they are a dysfunctional family. Their activities on social networking sites
As I think about the plethora of international alliances that China is forming, It reminds me of women who are fatally attracted to abusive men. Those men who don’t hesitate to beat any sense of self esteem out of their
Move over Saudi Arabia? With a series of amazing shale oil and natural gas finds in North America, it is now possible (if bureaucrats will allow it) for both Canada and the United States to become energy exporters in the
In a move that some are calling QE3, the Federal Reserve announced yesterday that it will engage in a policy called “the twist” – selling short-term bonds and buying long-term bonds in hopes of artificially reducing long-term interest rates. If
This is the second article that expands on my original Big Peace article, “The Growing Potential of Chinese World Domination.” The first article, on defeating the U.S. economically, can be found here. However, as a country becomes more and more
In my Big Peace article, The Growing Potential of Chinese World Domination, I discussed nine points that I believe China needs to take in order to assure Chinese Communist security for the future and a world dominated by communism for
From the Associated Press: Consumers paid more for a range of goods and services last month, and unemployment benefit applications jumped last week to the highest level in three months. The latest data offered a picture of an economy facing
There are lots of languages in the world that it might be a good idea to learn. Here in Texas (actually in most of the southwest and California), it is a good idea to learn Spanish. In the last decade,
( I was asked to deliver some comments to a crowd that will gathering to memorialize the events of 9/11/2001. Unfortunately I will not be present to deliver them but I wanted to get these out in advance of the
Today on Frank Gaffney’s Secure Freedom Radio, Frank asks, in ten years after 9/11, where do we stand? “Basically we are still in 1942,” says Dr. Walid Phares. The Professor at the National Defense University discusses the state of America
From the Associated Press: World stock markets took a beating Monday over fears that the U.S. economy was heading back into a recession just as the European debt crisis was heating up and the eurozone’s economic indicators were slumping. Any
From the Associated Press: Asian stock markets took a beating Monday after U.S. job creation ground to a halt in August, reviving fears of a recession in the world’s largest economy. Japan’s Nikkei 225 stock average was down 1.7 percent
“They come from the bright light cities…They come from a one horse town…But if they’re coming for you boy…Ya better know they ain’t messin’ around” ~ Madison Rising As we gather with loved ones this Labor Day weekend to officially
—– I liked this movie better when it was called
This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com. Korea stirs nationalism over Dokdo/Takeshima islands on Liberation Day Lee Myung-bak and first lady, Kim Yoon-ok (center) wave Korean flags on Liberation Day (Yonhap) South Korea’s president Lee Myung-bak was harshly critical of Japan
Washington DC, August 10, 2011 Dear taxpayers, we were slightly off in our projections for economic recovery. You may have heard about this. There have been some externalities that even the smartest economists could not account for. The earthquake in
This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com. Riots and looting spread across Britain Arson and looting in London British Prime Minister David Cameron cut short his vacation on Monday to fly home and speak soothing words, as riots and looting spread
Candidate Obama said he would “transform the Untied States of America” and unfortunately this is the one promise he kept. Two and one half years into his presidency, the National Debt has climbed to 100% of our Gross Domestic Product
There is good news and bad news in the debt agreement for defense . The good news is that in the next two fiscal years beginning October 1, 2011, national security accounts–including defense, homeland security, foreign assistance, nuclear weapons programs
