ISIS’s Caliphate Is History. It’s Arab Leaders’ Job To Keep It That Way
Rather than preserving an indefinite presence that lets the region’s leaders off the hook at the expense of other priorities, the United States must bring our troops home.
No, The New Zealand Shooter Was Not A Nationalist
It is implausible to claim that the murders of these innocent Muslim victims were caused by nationalism. Rather, it appears to be the work of a kind of globalist.
Why 400 Troops In Syria Is Too Many To Leave Behind
Were U.S. forces not already deployed to Syria, no sane person would recommend sending in 400 U.S. troops into a complex, dangerous civil war with multiple armed actors on the ground.
No, Female ISIS Members Should Not Get Tickets Back To Civilization
Adding white wine instead of red to a Coq-au-Vin is a ‘mistake.’ Joining a mass murdering religious cult enslaving, raping, and conquering infidel land to spread Sharia is anything but.
Protecting Americans Simply Doesn’t Require U.S. Troops In Syria
U.S. troops will reportedly leave eastern Syria by April, causing heart palpitations among the usual suspects who have never seen a U.S. intervention they wanted to end.
No, Forever War In Syria Won’t Protect The United States
If the U.S. experience in Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, and Syria should have told our foreign policy elites anything, it is that Washington can’t resolve distant political problems.
The Syria Controversy Is A Proxy War Over America’s Foreign Policy
James Mattis’s departure highlights the broader legitimation crisis that results from American foreign policy being run without democratic accountability and against popular opinion.
4 Foreign Policy Establishment Myths About Leaving Syria, Debunked
Trump’s decision nips further mission creep in the bud and refocuses the national security bureaucracy on the right priorities.
Trump’s Syria Withdrawal Policy Is Correct, But Communicated Horribly
The burden of proof should not be with those who seek to return American troops home after the successful vanquishing of a foe, but on those who seek to continue a conflict with no timeline or clear strategy.
Jihadist Beheader In Oklahoma Cleared For Execution
The Alton Nolen case is very much worth remembering, along with all terror attacks that occur on U.S. soil, not just for the victims and their survivors but for lessons that must be learned.
The Washington Post Claims There’s A ‘Surge’ In Right-Wing Violence. There Isn’t
The Washington Post claims we are experiencing a ‘surge’ in right-wing violence and terrorism. A closer look at the data tells a more complicated story.
Reformer: New Mexico Terrorist Camp Puts American Muslims In A ‘Defining Moment’
‘How American Muslims learn and respond to the slippery slope of non-violent Islamism and its inherent separatism … is critical.’
How Michelle Obama’s Crusade To Rescue Schoolgirls From Boko Haram Ended In Their Further Exploitation
After all the awareness that was raised, and the money that was collected, the end result for these women of #Bringbackourgirls was continued harassment and exploitation.
How America’s Unjust Approach To Israel Hurts Us (It’s Not How You Think)
If you value human life, freedom, and progress, then you should stand with Israel—as well as with everyone else in the region who seeks genuine freedom.
The Cold War With Iran Is Back
President Trump’s cancellation of the Iran deal gets America back in to fight our side of it.
The Syria Strikes Are Really A Reset Of Obama’s Failed Foreign Policy
The Trump administration likely has a strategy in mind to change the way U.S. enemies have gotten used to thinking after eight years of President Obama.
Why ‘Win And Go Home’ Isn’t Working In Syria
President Trump wanted to declare victory over ISIS in Syria and go home. Well, that’s the trick, isn’t it? It turns out ‘win and go home’ rarely works.
5 Takeaways From The House Subcommittee Hearing On Fighting ISIS
The hearing made clear that ISIS has been destroyed and much of the credit, like it or not, should go to the Trump administration.
President Trump Has A Clear Shot At The Iranian Regime
Protests in Iran give us a clear shot at helping take down a dangerous and oppressive dictatorship. Please, please, please, let’s not mess this up.
In Wake Of NYC Bomber, How Can The U.S. Better Identify Domestic Terrorists?
Unassimilated, alienated, underpaid, or unemployed young Muslim men appear to be most vulnerable to radicalization, and chain migration seems to frequently assist.
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