Geopolitics
This is Part I — a response to Christian Keil's "More Perfect" report. Part II will focus on solutions. This isn't a black pill. It's a cold look at where we actually are.
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The United States has long pursued its interests abroad while invoking morality to justify them, at times in good faith, and other times as a convenient mask. The current tragedy unfolding in Great Britain is a foreign policy emergency that offers a rare and genuine moral reason to act and
Since it’s the soup du jour, and the power granted to me through the blue-check X verification, I will pile onto the current discourse. Albeit through a different lens than the tired geopolitical prediction vomit and all the speculation on what President Trump “should” do. Let’s talk
Robert Kagan, the author of “The Return of History and the End of Dreams”, renowned neo-conservative policy leader, and pundit, claims that the cost of American “failure” in its current conflict with Iran could be, “…neither repaired nor ignored.” Kagan believes that the American position in the Pacific in
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