Trump’s Foreign Policy Scorecard

May 10, 2018 AFP Editor 0

While President Trump’s “strategy of tension,” as described by French President Emmanuel Macron, appears to be effective with North Korea, though calling it a strategy at all, says Phil Giraldi, is questionable given the administration […]

Beware the Ides of May

May 8, 2018 AFP Editor 4

May is shaping up to be a dangerous month for America and the world, as President Trump decides whether to kill the Iran and hundreds of thousands of Palestinians walks in the Great Return March […]

U.S. Attack on Syria Illegal, Immoral

May 2, 2018 AFP Editor 3

“Make no mistake,” says Phil Giraldi, “there are certain things that every American should know about the Syrian conflict.” First of all, it’s illegal and a war crime. By Philip Giraldi Here we go again. […]

Macron: The Last Multilateralist

May 1, 2018 AFP Editor 0

By Patrick J. Buchanan “Together,” President Macron instructed President Trump, “we can resist the rise of aggressive nationalisms that deny our history and divide the world.” Before Congress he denounced “extreme nationalism,” invoked the UN, […]

Why the Authoritarian Right Is Rising

April 20, 2018 AFP Editor 1

Pat Buchanan asks a question on the minds of many watching election results around the world, especially those who fear the “rise of the right”:  “Why are autocrats rising and liberal democrats failing in Europe?” […]

Globalists & Nationalists: Who Owns the Future?

March 13, 2018 AFP Editor 1

Since their beginnings in 18th-century Britain, free-trade proponents have been tirelessly working to globalize our world, much to the consternation of patriotic countrymen everywhere. Nationalism is rising, however. As Buchanan writes, “The new resistance of […]

The Eternal Lure of Nationalism

February 28, 2018 AFP Editor 0

While the global elites continue to argue we must become “one happy global family” for the good of the planet, people everywhere are choosing nationalism instead. Examples from the winter Olympic games, Putin’s popularity, the […]

Too Many Wars. Too Many Enemies.

January 30, 2018 AFP Editor 1

NATO is staring down “the worst crisis in its history,” says Pat Buchanan, and the U.S. decision on whether to stand with the Kurds against Turkish aggression or abandon the Kurds will determine if NATO […]

Ending Pakistan Aid a Two-Edged Sword

January 15, 2018 AFP Editor 1

Stopping the annual $1.3 billion “bribe” the U.S. has been giving Pakistan for years could spell trouble for U.S. efforts in Afghanistan. Without any allies on bordering the country, movements of equipment and supplies will […]

Little Rocket Man Wins the Round

January 12, 2018 AFP Editor 0

It would appear Kim Jong Un’s strategy has worked, and nuclear war has yet again been averted. Now, says Pat Buchanan, is the time to reconsider our longstanding obligation to defend South Korea. By Patrick […]

What Is America’s Mission Now?

January 10, 2018 AFP Editor 2

America’s UN Ambassador Nikki Haley continues to make the U.S. look ridiculous and make public statements that do not agree with established U.S. foreign policy. When will President Trump rein her in or, better yet, […]

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