Summit Fail


When Donald Trump announced at the State of the Union that there would be a second summit with North Korea's dictator Kim Jong Un, the big question, which many people overlooked, was, "why?". Now we know. Apparently, it was to prove that piece of paper both men had signed at the first summit in Singapore... Continue Reading →

No Smoocho For Maduro


Venezuela's foreign minister on Wednesday called for direct talks between President Nicolas Maduro and Donald Trump, to help ease the crisis gripping his country. Of course, they shouldn't talk. No American president should conduct a photo-op and give legitimacy to a tyrannical despot. But, our current president loves despots and is a huge fan of... Continue Reading →

A Summit For Mutts


There are two certainties of the second summit with North Korea. Kim Jong Un will win the Dinner For Schmucks contest and Donald Trump will not bring up human rights abuses to the dictator. North Korea's dictator solidifies his power internationally by developing nuclear weapons, and internally by mass purges and executions. A study by... Continue Reading →

Fun With Dictators


Come to Sandals on the beautiful coastline of North Korea. There's no Wi-Fi. You will be closely monitored and tailed by government officials at all times. You will not be allowed to leave the resort or talk to the locals. If you touch anything, you may be relocated permanently to a different kind of resort.... Continue Reading →

American Beaches


The summit in Singapore between Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un was truly historic. It was the first time an American president legitimized the dictatorial regime of North Korea. Atlantic writer Jeffrey Goldberg has been searching out the Trump doctrine on foreign policy. After talking to administration officials over several weeks, he finally got one... Continue Reading →

Nobel Nonsense


In 2009, the Nobel Committee awarded their prize to Barack Obama. It was thought that it was a preemptive award encouraging him to scale down America's militaristic foreign policy. In reality, it was given to him because he wasn't George W. Bush, a man who started a war on false pretenses. It makes me wonder... Continue Reading →

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