Canadians believe their country is broken, and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is to blame. Anirudh Bhattacharyya reports in the Hindustan Times: Toronto: Seventy per cent of Canadians believe the country is “broken”, even as more citizens now prefer the ‘None of the Above’ option for the country’s next Prime Minister to the current incumbent Justin Trudeau. […]
Russian Black Sea Fleet Decimated
David Axe of Forbes reports that Russia’s Black Sea Fleet could cease to function in two years amid drone and missile strikes. Urkaine has been hitting Russia’s fleet with drone boats as well as Storm Shadow and SCALP-EG cruise missiles, decimating their ships in the Black Sea. He writes: The Ukrainian missile raid on the […]
Is Putin as Bad as Stalin?
In Foreign Policy, Adrian Karatnycky, a senior fellow of the Atlantic Council and founder of the Myrmidon Group, compares Vladimir Putin to Joseph Stalin. He writes: In 1968, the American scholar Jerome M. Gilison described Soviet elections as a “psychological curiosity”—a ritualized, performative affirmation of the regime rather than a real vote in any sense […]
Would the Dollar Be Any Better for Argentina?
Argentina’s new president, Javier Milei, has promised to move the country off its hyperinflationary currency, the Argentine peso, and onto the U.S. dollar. While that seems like an obvious improvement, James A. Dorn of the Cato Institute notes that it may not be a permanent solution. As Dorn explains, the dollar is still a fiat […]
Russia Making a Push in the South
The Visual Journalism Team at BBC reports that the fighting has been raging in Ukraine for two years since Russia’s invasion, with Moscow’s forces making an apparent breakthrough in February after months of virtual stalemate. They write: Here are the latest developments: Ukrainian forces have withdrawn from the eastern town of Avdiivka in Russia’s biggest […]
Tucker: Ron Paul Predicted Ukraine Turmoil
Recently, Tucker Carlson sat down with former congressman and presidential candidate Dr. Ron Paul. In an email to subscribers, Carlson described his interview like this: The United States government has consumed much of the past decade cultivating a disastrous foreign policy in Ukraine. Hindsight makes this obvious. Much to Ukraine’s disadvantage, permanent Washington has spent […]
Justifying Rapes, Murders, Kidnappings
Why the Misery? Blowing Gaza’s “golden opportunity” with gassy, destructive rhetoric is what is really causing the Misery, as negotiations continue on truce talks (a six week cease-fire, according to the WSJ) with goals that seem impossible to reconcile, Paul Morland in The Spectator attempts to explain: Inequitable Food Distribution Among the wrong-headed arguments concerning […]
Palestinian Support for Hamas Wanning
James Freeman brings up the awkward possibility in the WSJ showing support for Hamas might in fact be on the back burner. There are welcome signs that Palestinians in general aren’t fully behind the terrorist group. A Call to March Fizzles Jared Malsin and Fatima AbdulKarim report for the WSJ on Hamas’s call for protests […]
Russia’s Brutal Tactics in Ukraine
At National Review, Jay Nordlinger decries Russia’s cruel tactics in the war in Ukraine. He writes: • Ukrainians are doing all they can to resist occupation or subjugation. They know what it means. They have had experience, for generations. Consider this: Russia invaded and occupied parts of Kyiv region for 38 days in 2022. As […]
Largest Attack on Russian Soil Since WW2
Ciaran Mcgrath and Richard Ashmore of Express tell their readers how Putin is reeling after the “largest attack on Russian soil since WW2”. They write: Exiled Russian rebels committed to the overthrow of Vladimir Putin have launched a series of raids on Russian cities in a bid to destabilise the country as the nation prepares to re-elect the […]
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