On Frontlines of Freedom, LTC (ret.) Charles “Chuck” Fowler joined Brig. Gen. Ernie Audino to discuss 39 years in uniform and building common ground among veterans.
Continue readingTrump Is Merely Riding the Tide of the Times Too Far: Part 1
Toshio Masuda presents the first part of his radio program of September 16, 2026, on President Trump and the currents of the age.
Continue readingBetter Late than Never: Another Frosty Captain K Prediction Comes True
Donroe Doctrine claims another critical victory
Continue readingThe Bank of Japan Can Decide Neither Prices Nor Interest Rates!
Senior Fellow Toshio Masuda presents the September 18, 2026 edition of his Free Internet Seminar.
Continue readingThe Point of Winning
Seth Keshel on what a governing majority is actually for — and why folding on immigration enforcement to avoid midterm damage would waste the win.
Continue readingThe Last Bastion of American Credit Is Gone!
Senior Fellow Toshio Masuda presents the September 17, 2026 edition of his Free Internet Seminar.
Continue readingPeter Huessy on the Nuclear Threat, the Energy Crisis, and the U.S.-Iran Conflict
On John Batchelor LIVE, Senior Fellow Peter Huessy joined Anatol Lieven and Jonathan Guyer to discuss the nuclear threat, the energy crisis, and the U.S.-Iran conflict.
Continue readingIraq at the crossroads of arms and investment
Rahim Rashidi on whether the Iraqi state will become the sole authority empowered to use armed force — and why $60 billion in new investment depends on the answer.
Continue readingGermany Is Buckling Under Immigration, Sky-High Energy Costs and an Industrial Exodus
Distinguished Fellow Derk Jan Eppink on the eastern German revolt taking shape against Berlin — and why a wobbling Germany at the center of Europe becomes everyone’s problem.
Continue readingWhat Does 2018 Tell Us About 2026?
Seth Keshel argues the 2026 midterm baseline comes from history, not summer polling — and that 2018’s suburban swings, properly read, show which seats are actually in play.
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