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The Most Dangerous Ninety Days
Two days before Israelis go to the polls, Benjamin Netanyahu asked his army to attack Iran. The chief of staff, Eyal Zamir, told him no. He wanted formal authorization, a cabinet process, something more than a prime minister’s phone call in...
The Next Iran Strike Ends in a Global Oil Shock or a Nuke. There Is No Third Option.
Every few weeks now, Washington walks to the edge of the same cliff, looks down, and walks back. The bombs were reportedly already being fitted to aircraft for a strike on Yemen in support of Saudi Arabia when the order came to stand down....
The Smug Republic
Everyone agrees the empire is in trouble. That is the problem. Say the United States is overstretched and the response is a knowing nod: yes, of course, China, the debt, the wars, we all know. The nod is the most dangerous gesture in Americ...
The Kingdom of Sand
For the better part of a year the world has fixed its gaze on the wrong capitals. Every carrier steaming toward the Persian Gulf, every exchange of missiles between Israel and Iran, every leaked war plan out of the Pentagon has been treated...
Speak Loudly and Carry No Stick
Roosevelt said speak softly and carry a big stick. Trump has run the formula in reverse, and the stick is not there.
Theodore Roosevelt’s advice to presidents was six words long: speak softly and carry a big stick. The idea was that a coun...
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