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| The Mattis Dilemma |
By Philip M. Giraldi 2019-01-01
...There is another viewpoint, which is that American blundering and use of force as a first option has, in fact, created the current dystopia. The United States is not currently venerated as a force for good, quite the opposite. Opinion polls suggest that Washington is overwhelmingly viewed negatively worldwide and it is perceived as being the nation most likely to start wars.... |
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| Tiny Jordan's outsize role fostering interfaith understanding |
By Taylor Luck 2018-12-29
Mention religion in the Middle East and what often leaps to mind is conflict: Muslim vs. Jew, Sunni vs. Shiite. But from Jordan, a religious crossroads, comes a forceful call for interfaith harmony.******** GUARD AGAINST "DIVIDE AND RULE" TACTICS PLAYED BY MONOPOLY CAPITAL AGENTS LIKE TRUMP AND CLINTON. -- The New Legalist editor******* |
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| The deep roots of America’s rural-urban political divide |
By Peter Grier 2018-12-28
Rural voters are an often-mentioned base of support for Donald Trump and Republicans generally. But there's a deeper story behind the rural-urban divide in US politics – and a danger in oversimplifying it. Fifth in our “Democracy Under Strain” series. Links to other parts at the end. ******** GUARD AGAINST "DIVIDE AND RULE" TACTICS PLAYED BY MONOPOLY CAPITAL AGENTS LIKE TRUMP AND CLINTON. -- The New Legalist editor******* |
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