Is Mark Halperin Right About Trump’s Foreign Policy Views?
Earlier this week Mark Halperin stunned us with his pro-Trump comment on his daily Bloomberg show “With All Due Respect”. Halperin said to hi...
Category: History
Massacre in Lahore – All In The Name?
Last week’s massacre of Christians in Lahore was widely reported in American media, perhaps because this was one of the first attacks specifically ...
ISIS in Brussels – A Sign of Peak in Globalization? Like The Greatest Globalization in Modern History?
The dominant force in the 21st century has been globalization. This phenomenon began in 2002 with China’s entry into WTO. Distance simply evaporate...
Turkey as NonPakistan – Why ISIS May Survive For A Long Time
This week ISIS struck again in Europe. The carnage in Brussels reminded us of the even more horrific attack on Paris on November 13, 2015. Eleven days af...
Chicago Violence – Did Bernie Make a Catastrophic Mistake? Should He Have Studied Gandhi?
The campaign of Bernie Sanders was swept side by the Hillary Clinton campaign this past Tuesday. What a fall was that from the heady win in Michigan, a r...
Is Trump The Only Candidate Who Can Beat Putin At Putin’s Game?
President Putin stunned the world this week. As suddenly and surprisingly as he had intervened in the Syrian civil war. Putin withdrew his troops & p...
Does Mitt Romney Remember Liberté, Egalité, Fraternité?
We have to hand it to David Axelrod and his 2012 team. They had Mitt Romney all figured out. A French aristocrat in America – a man who wore a plas...
Is Mitt Romney Trying To Do What Obama Could Not Do?
Remember the grandeur of the Obama inauguration in 2009? The Republican party was in shambles. Everywhere you turned, you saw articles about how the Repu...
Is JNU a Reagan or Indira Moment for Narendra Modi?
American campuses across the country have seen intense protests by students during the past several months. In some cases, the protests ended up paralyzi...
When Pavlov Goes Nuts, What Happens to His Dogs? – Global Banking Contagion?
Ivan Petrovich Pavlov (1849-1936) & his experiments with dogs are now synonymous with studies in temperament, conditioning and involuntary reflex actions...