NATO, Wake Up: Time to Respond to the PRC’s Aggression
The PRC is attacking NATO’s infrastructure and getting away with it. It is well past time for NATO to retaliate.
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The China Crisis?
For years, investors profited from China despite its corruption, but they are now acknowledging the increasing risks as the country moves away from capitalism.
The Truth About Sullivan’s Trip to China: Engagement Is the Fentanyl of the Elites
The sad reality is that Sullivan’s trip, his meeting with CCP leaders, and these blind agreements to engagement are having a cumulative and deleterious impact on our national security.
Engagement Gave Us Corrupt Leaders and Now a Manchurian Candidate
The intellectual headlock of engagement will only be broken if Donald Trump returns to office. Thus 2024 offers the prospect of a better year. Or a much, much worse one.
U.S. (or Soviet) Engagement Only Benefits the PRC
The question before the American voter now is whether they will endorse this return to Engagement as espoused by the Harris-Walz team or the defeat of the CCP that a Trump victory will make possible.
America’s Eroding Deterrent in the Face of PRC Aggression
Time is running out, as the PRC’s aggression against the Philippines is certainly calculated with one eye on the U.S. election calendar and the realization of what the CCP fears—Donald Trump’s return.
We Must Adequately Fund the Military Tech Race Against China
The U.S. cannot protect itself from China’s progress in military technology through divestment efforts alone. It also needs to produce innovations at a better cadence than China.
Why the U.S. Should Seek Regime Change in the PRC
The CCP is an abhorrent and malignant force and has only accelerated under the totalitarian misrule of Communist dictator Xi Jinping.
U.S. Defense Spending: The Value of Spending Rather Than Its Amount
In real terms, the PRC is producing much more military might than the U.S., regardless of what Washington spends.
The U.S.’s Strategic Realities Require A New Alliance—The Indo-Pacific Treaty Organization
Today, given the threat of the PRC, the U.S. needs a NATO in the Indo-Pacific that would provide strength and credible deterrence, as did NATO in the Cold War.
Victory over the PRC: Why Engagement Makes War with Beijing More Likely
Terminating the dominance of the Engagement School is necessary to yield the end of the CCP without war, as was accomplished by the Reagan Administration against the Soviet Union.
The U.S. Must End Engagement (and Biden’s Neo-Engagement) With the PRC Now
The Biden administration’s neo-Engagement is the exact opposite of what Americans must do. Ending trade, investment, and all forms of cooperation with the PRC is what is needed.
How to Address the CCP Threat: Engagement, Defeatism, or Victory
Engagement and defeatism will lead to the CCP defining this century for the world. Pursuing victory will end the CCP’s tyranny for the betterment of U.S. national security and of mankind.
Generational Differences Affect Americans Understanding of the PRC Threat
It is time for a renaissance in American strategic thought, and that begins by acknowledging and combating the scourge of communism, be it in the PRC or in America.
The PRC’s Bid for Strategic Superiority
China's rapid military expansion indicates that the PRC is intent on global military domination and is targeting the U.S. because it is the last barrier to its dominance.
European Parliament’s Bold Resolutions Call for U.S. to Recognize Taiwan
The European Parliament recently affirmed that Taiwan is a state independent of the PRC. Now is the time to secure the reality of a Taiwan that is free and a full member of the family of nations.
You Won’t Believe the Biden Administration’s Response to the Discovery of a Secret Chinese Biolab in California
A secret Chinese biolab in California containing thousands of vials of potentially infectious pathogens has sparked outrage and concerns about public safety. In March 2023, […]
Kinmen as West Berlin: The Opportunity to Forge a New U.S. Commitment to Taiwan
The U.S. employed its military might to aid Taiwan in the defense of the islands 70 years ago. Now, against a more militarily effective and potent PRC, it must be done again urgently.
Voters Want China Out of American Farmland
The majority of Americans say that China’s aggressive purchases of strategic assets such as farmland raise serious national security concerns and threaten American sovereignty.
Taiwan as the Frog in the Pot: Beijing Turns Up the Heat One More Degree
Incremental escalation of PLA operations around Taiwan and other key military areas in the Pacific has numbed America and Taiwan’s national decision-makers to the seriousness of this military threat.