By Matthew Clark During the Cold War between Western Capitalist Christian Civilization on one side, and Communist Materialism (Un)Civilization on the other side, a major advantage possessed by citizens of nations recognizing individual rights which their peers in totalitarian states did not enjoy, was an ability to put themselves in the other fellows (adversary) shoes. With that virtue political leaders of democratic nations understood that as a result of their WWII ordeal at

By Matthew Clark Let me begin this post with the assertion that Israel's national government is a highly problematic institution. This statement is not simply based on the Israeli governments geopolitical behaviour, yet also because of their (mis) treatment of Christians, a topic covered in previous articles contained in this blog. Furthermore it can be argued that the Israeli government has far to much influence on the political policies of the United States federal governme

By Matthew Clark I recently had a series of communications involving the topics of politics, and history, with someone I had known all my life.Th is individual has some quite impressive credentials. He built up his own business, an insurance company specializing in benefits for truckers. Early on in the start up he often had to decide which days of the week he was going to eat, and which days he would fast. From such humble beginnings he developed a strong viable business. On

By Matthew Clark Feral- In a wild state, especially after escape from captivity, or domestication. (Oxford Languages Dictionary) The Feral City-savage, toxic, ungovernable-may be a phenomenon that never takes place, yet indications are that it's emergence in various parts of the world that are already latent threats to the United States. The phrase itself suggests the nature of what may become one of the more difficult security challenge of the new century. (Richard J. Norton