The ‘Bully and Bilk’ Road
For more than a millennium (roughly 206 BC to 907 AD), globalism was represented by two extensive road networks: the Roman Road and the Silk Road. The two road networks met along the Eurasia boundary, with Europe gaining access to innovations like silk, gunpowder, and paper while China received horses, precious metals, and fabrics from wool and cotton in return.
Continue reading →
Is Taiwan Secure?
Many experts are speculating that it is not if the People’s Republic of China will invade Taiwan, but when. Unless one is privy to Xi Jinping’s conversations with members of the Chinese Communist Party’s Politburo’s Standing Committee, one cannot state with any certainty that the PRC will invade Taiwan.
Continue reading →
Why is China Buying Texas?
Our federal government has given the green light to allow a Chinese company, owned by a former communist government general, to purchase 180,000 acres of Texas land near the Rio Grande, just north of Laughlin Air Force Base, in order to build more wind turbines.
Continue reading →
The Red Zeppelins
The Chinese Communists are an existential threat to the security of the United States, but President Biden is blind to the clear and present danger. Alternatively, Biden is coddling China to cover up for his family’s corruption. In either case, China smells our weakness and is testing our resolve by sending spy balloons over our sovereign territory.
Continue reading →