Summary: The United States cannot fight a war against radical Islamism and win. That’s obvious, but we’re doing it anyway. Here Chet Richards looks at our Grand Strategy as described by George Friedman of Stratfor. . There are those who will tell you that if you can’t sit in on meetings of our national security …
Summary: The news media saturate us with news, which can make understand more difficult — not less. At the FM website we help you sort through that flow to see the patterns important to you as a citizen. Today we show two examples, illustrations of powerful trends shaping America about which we warned for the …
Summary: Americans increasingly live in a world bordered by our amnesia. Our past lost, replaced by myths. Our recent history largely forgotten, replaced by a vague jumble of half-remembered events. To tell the story of our past decade requires someone with a clear understanding of geopolitical dynamics, able to place each step in our wars in a …
Summary: Much of our home-grown terrorism results from the government’s careful nurturing, clearly seen in the many cases since 9-11. Not “stings” using “informants, but incitement (or even entrapment) by agents provocateur.  It’s yielded a full harvest: a fearful and tame public. Here are some of the stories; the pattern tells the tale. Domestic jihadist terrorists since …
War Without End? From the FORWARD OBSERVER column at CongressDaily, by George C Wilson, 15 June 2009. Wilson is a journalist specializing in national security issues. Posted with permission. Is this Global War on Terror going to last forever? Has it already changed our nation from an historically defensive Athens to an offensive Sparta whose military …
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