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Innate Warmongering: Seeing Conflict in Ukraine as Inevitable
US President Theodore Roosevelt never had much time for peace, seeing its returns as distinctly less than those of war. Despite his love of...
Paralysing Afghanistan: Washington’s Regime Change Agenda
Nation states are habitually doomed to defeat their best interests. Conditions of mad instability are fostered. Arms sales take place, regimes get propped up...
Tapping Fortress Australia: Priti Patel’s Border Force Review
When in opposition, Alexander Downer, destined to become Australia’s longest serving foreign minister in the conservative government of John Howard, was easy to savage. ...
Failure in Moscow: Liz Truss loses Britannia’s Way
Incompetent politicians and diplomats are on the level with ill-prepared generals fighting current wars with dated methods. They err, they stumble, and they may...
Blinken Foreign Policy
It must be a sure handicap to be saddled with such a name when piloting a large government department, but US Secretary of State...
