An overview of major conflicts and military operations in the Middle East from 1920 to 2023, highlighting key events, wars, and geopolitical developments.
Going through the events on and what followed Sept 11, 2001. There is a lot that was obvious but after so much time the evidence and narratives have fallen apart.
My attempt to explain to anyone interested in the biblical references to Israel; what it is and what it means beyond what Zionist Christians believe.
Every four years, Americans engage in what they believe is a meaningful transfer of power. The reality, however, is far more cynical—it’s merely a rotation of which orthodoxies become untouchable and which dissidents become targets. New Boss, Same as the
The Constitution doesn’t include a footnote that reads: “Rights subject to approval by foreign dignitaries.” Yet somehow, we’ve arrived at a peculiar moment in American history where constitutional protections seem to come with diplomatic contingencies—where the freedom of an American
It took Nixon’s administration about 26 months for the Watergate scandal to fully unfold. Clinton’s impeachment saga stretched across 13 months. The Trump-Russia investigation? Approximately 22 months. Now here we are in 2025, witnessing corruption revelations speed-running their way into
There’s a peculiar correlation you might notice if you take a moment to list everything that’s become “too expensive” in America today: healthcare, housing, education, childcare, prescription drugs. What’s the common denominator? Government fingerprints are all over each of these
When Campaign Rhetoric Meets Political Reality The initial weeks of the Trump administration’s second term offered a tantalizing glimpse of what appeared to be decisive action: DOGE (Department of Government Efficiency) formation, peace talks between Russia and Ukraine, confirmations of
In the taxonomy of politically useful words, few have served power more faithfully than “terrorist.” It’s the linguistic equivalent of a skeleton key—unlocking military budgets, suspending civil liberties, and rendering constitutional constraints suddenly flexible. Most importantly, it transforms the labeled
In the theater of American foreign policy, we’ve perfected a peculiar form of diplomatic choreography—one where aircraft carriers arrive with stunning efficiency while humanitarian aid remains perpetually “logistically challenging.” The contrast would be comical if the consequences weren’t so devastating.
I recently came across a disturbing conversation from the “Unregistered with Thaddeus Russell” podcast (Episode 142) featuring Professor Stephen Kershnar. What masqueraded as academic discourse was actually something far more insidious – a systematic attempt to normalize and justify adult-child
We’ve spent decades being told that our food supply is “safe” and “regulated.” Meanwhile, the fine print on our food labels increasingly resembles a sophomore chemistry exam. After years of allowing the food supply to be laced with carcinogenic ingredients,
Jeremiah 31:35-36 – Twenty-fourth book of The bible and part Hebrew bible “This is what the Lord says, he who appoints the sun to shine by day, who decrees the moon and stars to shine by night, who stirs up
The Declaration of Independence wasn’t written in invisible ink. The signatures at the bottom weren’t penciled in tentatively, with the option to erase. When fifty-six men scrawled their names on that parchment, they weren’t starting a book club—they were signing
Ezekiel 38:13 – Twentysixth book in the bible and and part of Nevi’im “Sheba and Dedan and the merchants of Tarshish and all its young warriors will say to you, ‘Have you come to seize spoil?’” — Ezekiel 38:13 (NIV)