Without any objection to how the war is being conducted on the American side, General Mark Milley has it will last “at least years for sure.” That’s because Biden doesn’t want Ukraine to win. Milley and his comrades are content to keep the war going, costing thousands of lives, as long as they don’t provoke […]
Why Biden Wants Ukraine to Lose by Cliff Kincaid Read More »
I received an email about an Alaskan cruise. You better go before Putin takes Alaska back for Russia. Biden won’t stop him. Putin has no soul and Biden has no brain. That’s my position. But Biden’s handlers are smart enough to know that they don’t want to offend Putin by supporting the freedom fighters
Russia Has Won the War by Cliff Kincaid Read More »
Many of my conservative, good friends are defending Putin’s aggression against the Ukraine. I too used to admire Putin’s nationalism, traditional values, and independence from the New World Order (NWO) and the internationalist and socialistic agenda that the European Union (EU) wants to impose on the rest of the people of the world, including the
Putin’s Russia Invasion of the Ukraine by Miguel A. Faria, MD Read More »
Why has Russia lashed-out and invaded Ukraine? What does Vladimir Putin need in Ukraine that he cannot get in his own country? Is this an attempt by a Russian autocrat to resurrect the Soviet empire? Many people believe the hammer and sickle of socialism, communism, and totalitarianism perished with the fall of the Berlin Wall
Pete Hegseth of Fox News questions why Biden is worried about the borders of Ukraine and not those of the United States. The correct answer is that we should support secure borders for both countries and oppose Russian aggression. Hegseth, a true patriot, served in the Middle East, and we thank him for his service.
Secure Borders for Ukraine and America by Cliff Kincaid Read More »
Part 1 of Dr. Miguel Faria’s analysis of Vladimir Putin and the war in the Middle East, as with all his writings, is well worth reading and pondering deeply as it contains some excellent observations. I have been driven by new information to revise my original article on Putin and Russia, not so much on
