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The military-commercial nexus that keeps Maduro in power

February 19, 2019 by Richard Schulman 1 Comment

President Trump has been handling the Venezuelan crisis skillfully and enjoying a substantial publicity boost as a consequence. Some may be wondering how Nicolás Maduro, the Venezuelan dictator — with his oil revenues cut off, the economy a wreck, and much of the population starving — is still managing to hold onto power. An important […]

Filed Under: Foreign policy  Tagged: Cuba, gold, Juan Guaido, military-commercial nexus, narcotics, Nicolás Maduro, Pakistan

In Afghanistan, It’s Deja Vu All Over Again

September 3, 2018 by Richard Schulman 1 Comment

Pakistan Army Chief Bajwa Calls On Prime Minister Iman Khan prior to Secretary Pompeo's visit

Korea, Vietnam, Iraq, and now a 17-year losing war in Afghanistan….One wonders: is the US ever again going to elect a leadership that fights its wars to victory or abstains from engaging in them in the first place? In important respects the Afghanistan fiasco is a carbon copy of earlier failures in Korea, Vietnam, and […]

Filed Under: Pakistan  Tagged: Afghanistan, Imran Khan, ISI, Jim Kane, Pakistan, Robert M. Cassidy, Secretary of State Pompeo

Why does atheist China have Muslim and Buddhist allies?

May 19, 2018 by Richard Schulman 1 Comment

A persecuted Kazakh Muslim describes how Chinese officials sought to brainwash him into repudiating his Islamic faith

Why are Muslim and Buddhist countries allies of an atheist China that murders their co-religionists? Key Muslim-majority countries allied with China include Pakistan, Iran, Syria, and Turkey. Yet Chinese persecution of its Uighur Muslim population in Xinjiang is disgraceful and extreme. Key Buddhist-majority countries allied with China include Cambodia, Laos, and Myanmar. But China’s persecutions […]

Filed Under: China  Tagged: Cambodia, Iran, Laos, Myanmar, Pakistan, Turkey

What to do about China as an existential threat to the US and other free nations?

April 22, 2018 by Richard Schulman Leave a Comment

Chinese aircraft carrier Liaoning

China within a matter of years will pose an existential military threat to the United States. At 1.34 billion inhabitants, it is four times larger in population than the US with its 311 million. Once a nation industrializes, a greater population means greater wealth and power rather than just too many hungry mouths to feed. […]

Filed Under: China, Europe  Tagged: Broadcastng Board of Governors (BBG), China, Pakistan, Philippines, Tahiti, World Bank

Republicans, Trump cave on guns; Mueller plagiarizes Russian journalists

February 23, 2018 by Richard Schulman Leave a Comment

Senator Rubio, Governor Scott, and President Trump don't think these eighteen, nineteen, and twenty-year-old Marines are old enough to buy a rifle or gun, just to die fighting for their country

Today we cover four headline issues: (1) gun laws post-Parkland shootings (“Republicans, Trump cave on guns”); (2) two health reports; (3) the latest in the Russian collusion narrative (“Mueller plagiarizes Russian journalists”); and (4) pipeline cooperation between frequent enemies Afghanistan, Pakistan, and India. Gun laws post-Parkland shootings Despite the advice of the Wall Street Journal‘s mainstay […]

Filed Under: guns  Tagged: aerobics and cognition, Afghanistan, gun laws, India, Marco Rubio, Pakistan, Rick Scott, transgender, Turkmenistan

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