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Philip Giraldi
Ph.D., Executive Director of the Council for the National Interest.
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The U.S. will be seen as endorsing the crime, resulting in yet another foreign policy disaster in the Middle East, Philip Giraldi writes.
The strongest indicator that Israel was the planned recipient of what the Toebbe’s stole is the silence over who the target might have been.
The myth of America trudges on with some new labels attached but otherwise pretty much the same, Philip Giraldi writes.
It is an issue of the abuses enabled by powerful men who believe that their power is unlimited, Philip Giraldi writes.
There is no solid evidence, only innuendo, that Trump ever seriously contemplated war with China, Philip Giraldi writes.
Attempts to delegitimize President Putin by making him an international poisoner is tragedy elevated by its absurdity to the level of farce.
The evidence of Israeli involvement is substantial, based on the level of the Jewish state’s espionage operations in the U.S., Phil Giraldi writes.
When it becomes a crime to reveal a crime, you know that it is the criminals who are actually in charge.
To recover politically Biden and his team must do something kinetic that will be cheered on by the public, which means risky or particularly bold.
The search for new enemies will continue no matter who is president or which party dominates congress, Phil Giraldi writes.