Blogs

By: Senior Advisor Karam Khalil Today, Syria is moving from the margins of the map to its center. What was, for years, a security file weighed down by proxy civil wars is now turning into a cornerstone of a new regional and international equation, defined by a...

by George Mcclellan Zohran Mamdani's election was not a fluke, it was a plea for serious change paid for by CAIR and George Soros, et al. The plea was not for a return to law and order but a plea for politicians to listen to the people. Mamdani promised them what they...

By MG Paul E Vallely (Ret) Forty-seven years have passed since the revolution, and roughly ten million Iranians now live abroad; many have acquired new citizenships, and second- and third-generation communities have arisen. Several million more travel regularly...

By LTG Tom McInerney USAF (Ret) and MG Paul E Vallely, US Army (Ret) Awakening is the act of beginning to understand something —usually something significant —that leads to a new and better understanding of events. In 1776, Americans awoke to the fact that to stay...

By: Senior Advisor Karam Khalil In the United States, policy is not produced by a single individual; it is produced by the institutional state through checks and balances, cycles of assessment, objection, and consensus. Whoever understands this machinery as it is—not...