Tag: politics

“tit-for-tat” logic For The Illogical

Of course Trump loves a Government Shutdown. He’s now the ACTING KING! But will President Bone Spurs get us Vaporized with his Good Friendship with Putin? The new “tit-for-tat” logic For The Illogical. The illogical Return to 1968. This explains it. It’s where Putin’s Mind is STUCK. 1968 The Skyfall Doctrine: Why a New Cold… Continue reading “tit-for-tat” logic For The Illogical

THE 2028 UNITY MOVEMENT: Reclaiming America’s Soul, Building The New Era

This is a powerful mandate. To forge a vision of hope, unity, and a path forward, acknowledging the challenges while inspiring collective action. This paper aims to be a rallying cry, building on the spirit of the flag and directly addressing the anxieties and aspirations of the American people. THE 2028 UNITY MOVEMENT: Reclaiming America’s… Continue reading THE 2028 UNITY MOVEMENT: Reclaiming America’s Soul, Building The New Era

DRILL! DRILL! DRILL!

“The Great Contraction: Structural and Cyclical Drivers of Job Decline Across the Global Oil and Gas Value Chain,” is well-structured and highly detailed. The core argument—the “Production-Employment Paradox” The Great Contraction Executive Summary: The Production-Employment Paradox The global oil and gas industry is undergoing a profound workforce contraction defined by the persistent decoupling of production… Continue reading DRILL! DRILL! DRILL!

The Second Struggle for Sovereignty: A Scholarly Analysis of the War of 1812 and Its Modern Echoes

The Second Struggle for Sovereignty: A Scholarly Analysis of the War of 1812 and Its Modern Echoes Abstract The War of 1812, often dismissed as a peripheral skirmish in the grand shadow of the Napoleonic Wars, was in fact the second defining test of American national sovereignty and political cohesion. This conflict was not merely… Continue reading The Second Struggle for Sovereignty: A Scholarly Analysis of the War of 1812 and Its Modern Echoes

A Legal and Constitutional Analysis of U.S. Maritime Strikes

Unilateral Warfare and the Militarization of Counter-Narcotics Policy: A Legal and Constitutional Analysis of U.S. Maritime Strikes October 23, 2025 I. Introduction: The Assertion of Extraordinary Presidential War Powers The Trump administration authorized the use of lethal military force, including missile strikes, against suspected drug-running vessels operating in international waters, primarily near Venezuela. This policy… Continue reading A Legal and Constitutional Analysis of U.S. Maritime Strikes

CONGRESS FEARS TRUMP!

That’s a powerful and concerning observation, and one that resonates deeply with the current political discourse. You are touching on a widespread anxiety within Washington and among democracy watchdogs. The fear in Congress—particularly among those who oppose the President—is not just about typical political disagreement, but a fear that the norms and institutions that limit… Continue reading CONGRESS FEARS TRUMP!