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Trump and Miller are too timid about immigration.
Dear Readers, I am honored to have a guest blog by the world famous scholar Joanne Swift. She has taken time out from her busy schedule to provide a short proposal on how Trump and Miller should deal with the … Continue reading
Posted in justice, statesmanship, transparency
Tagged immigration, miller, NATO, Rule of law, Russia, Trump
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A response to Paul Pillar on Ukraine
In his essay NATO Expansion and the Road to Simferopol Mr Pillar makes several arguments to suggest that the European Union, the United States, and NATO were as much responsible for Russia’s interventions in Ukraine as the Russian. His argument, … Continue reading
Posted in Government, statesmanship, strategy, war
Tagged China, Eastern Europe, European Union, NATO, Russia, Ukraine, United States, West
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