The creator of the concept of U.S. Sea power, Admiral Alfred Thayer Mahan, primarily insisted on creating a strong naval force to ensure safe shipping around the world and prevent enemies from approaching the borders of the United States. In the twentieth century, especially after World War II, the situation […]
Iraq
Israeli Strikes Might Affect Not Only Iran
Turkey has been supporting Hamas for a long time, and there are structures sympathetic to them in Egypt. In anticipation of retaliation from Iran, including the activation of the IRGC (Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps) in Syria, as well as repeated attacks by the Lebanon’s Hezbollah and the launch of missiles […]
Why George Clooney, Peter Welch, And The New York Times, Are Dangerous
I opposed the invasion of Iraq by Bush in 2003 — which destroyed that country — even before it was perpetrated. George Clooney, Peter Welch, the New York Times, and other liars or fools of liars, did not. I opposed the bombing of Libya by Obama in 2011 — which […]
Obama’s Guilt For Ukraine’s War
Ukraine war started not with the start of Russia’s military operation, but with the start of the US-instigated coup d’état in 2014.
Who Might Russia Arm As An Asymmetrical Response To The West Arming Ukraine?
Russia might seriously consider relying on its Iranian strategic partner to arm the Axis of Resistance in order to either force a humiliating American withdrawal from at least parts of West Asia, Syria in particular, or draw it into a major regional conflict right before the November elections. President Putin […]
The War Between Israel And Iran Is Imminent: Here Is Why.
Watching the tensions rising year by year in the Middle-East, it is not very hard to guess the reason behind that heating. In fact, it all goes to the presence of relatively-equal and competing powers in the region, from Iran and Turkey, to Israel, Saudi Arabia and Egypt. These powers […]
What Is Behind The Change In Relations Between Saudi Arabia And Iraq
Religious politics actively influences the geopolitical processes of the Middle East region. Recently, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has been demonstrating a clear change in its foreign policy. Although there is an opinion that Riyadh has a certain “multi-vector nature”, where the leadership wants to maintain normal relations with the […]
Dodging The Issue: The Biden Administration Report On Israel’s Use Of US Weapons
It truly is pushing the envelope of lunacy to assume that this latest revelation was revelatory. US weapons, the wonks in Washington find, are being used by the Israeli Defense Forces to kill their opponents, many of them Palestinians, and most of them civilians. These are detailed in a report […]
How A Neoconservative Thinks: The Victoria Nuland Example
A neoconservative thinks in self-‘justifying’ labels such as “democracy” “freedom” “human rights” and “free-market” — not in meanings; not in what those symbols, when used by a neocon, refer to in the real world. Certainly not about what their consequences have been upon the poorer 99.9% of the public. A […]
The Heated Middle East: Another Volcanic Decade Awaits The Region
Observing what’s going on in the Middle-East, someone can never tell the region is doing fine, it is not even close from being fine. The current ongoing chaos is not a surprise, it has began 13 years ago with the start of the “Arab Spring” – A wave of internal […]
The Power Of The Chinese Yuan
Developing the narrative of the Middle East, it is impossible not to note the “soft power” of China, which is provided by the yuan. China provides financing for the construction of infrastructure by offering the following option: it issues loans to the state, and construction is carried out by Chinese […]
NATO’s Soon-Impending Surrender To Russia In The Battlefields Of Ukraine
French President Emmanuel Macron’s desperate move to get individual NATO member nations to send their troops into Ukraine so as to stave off and prevent Ukraine’s defeat by Russia in the current war between Russia and Ukraine, was endorsed on April 22nd by the Rhodesist U.S. Council on Foreign Relations’s […]
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