Last Friday night, President Trump along with Prime Minister, Theresa May of Great Britain and President Emmanuel Macron of France engaged in a limited but highly controversial air campaign against the Syrian regime’s ability to produce chemical weapons. While over one hundred missiles were fired into Syria from allied forces, a similar effort to make […]
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Read More On Iranian Protests, US Should Stay SilentEgypt and Saudi Arabia aren’t democracies, but they’re still sensitive to public opinion. Actions that upset their populations provoke protests, boost ISIS recruitment, and require them to devote more resources to repression. Making their people’s first and second concerns worse is a terrible way to rally them to confront the third and fifth. And it’s […]
Read More By Moving U.S. Embassy To Jerusalem, Trump Kills The Two State SolutionIt may be late to take the most preferred actions in the troubled country, so what’s the lesser evil route we should take as of now?
Read More What Should the US do in Syria?President Donald Trump gave his clear support Tuesday to Saudi Arabia’s diplomatic and economic campaign to isolate Qatar, accusing them of “supporting terrorism.” In an unexpected move against a key United States ally, Trump hinted that Qatar, home to the largest US base in the Middle East, financed the extremists, thus backing the diplomatic blockade […]
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Read More Wonder Woman Banned for Being A JewOne hundred and two years ago today, April 24th, is the date that is set to be the start of the Armenian Genocide. The Ottoman government rounded up Armenians, mostly Ottoman citizens, and deported them from Constantinople to the region of Ankara. Thousands were murdered. Phase one was the complete killing off of able-bodied males, […]
Read More 102 Years – Brief History of the Armenian Genocide, and Erdogan`s Denial
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