Last month, German voters delivered a message to the ruling CDu/CSU and SDP coalition, “we’re tired of unending immigration.” Since being reelected in 2013 as Chancellor, Merkel ignored voters concerns over open borders and ceding sovereignty to the EU. This … Continue reading Angela Merkels Twilight Is Here
Last year, the world was introduced to several right-wing shocks. First, when the UK voted to leave the EU. The second was when Donald Trump was elected President. Since those events though the right-wing, populist victories have been hard to … Continue reading Germany’s Electoral Shock To The World Order
Donald Trump was ridiculed for not understand the sword (NATO) and shield (nuclear deterrent) concept of European geopolitics during the Presidential campaign. Yet, it seems that assumption was based merely on the idea Trump had different ideas on our alliance … Continue reading It’s Not Me It’s You NATO
Sometimes, it is an art form to parse from Donald Trump’s words what he really means. For example, he does not speak the way a typical politician does, spouting off platitudes about America’s role in the world and assuming everybody … Continue reading Donald Trump’s Radical, But Rational Foreign Policy
A long time ago, a great and ancient empire, known as Rome, ruled for over 500 years. Its lands stretching from Spain to the Middle-East and from the shores of Britian to the deserts of Carthage. Its armies were vast … Continue reading The Fall of Europe and The Warning to America
