Good Vs. Evil In Ukraine

Twice so far in the still young 21st-century, we have witnessed a public policy debate they can be reduced to the simple choice between good and evil. 9/11 was the first and the invasion of Ukraine is the second.

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Higher Energy Prices: The Goal Of Biden’s Green Team

As energy prices soar it is important that we realize that increasing the price of gas and of home heating oil is not an unintended consequence of Biden’s green agenda, but rather its goal. As in Europe, the environmentalists have pushed up pump prices to discourage driving and heating to reduce the “carbon footprint.”

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What Ukraine Is Teaching China

While the outcome of the war in Ukraine is still shrouded in the fog of war, it is highly likely that China is already learning important lessons that might serve to make it think twice about invading Taiwan.

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Dissension In The Kremlin Over Invasion

As the Russian invasion of Ukraine continues and international anger and outrage mounts, all may not be well inside the Kremlin.

A very unusual story reported by Newsmax on March 3 indicated that off the record sources familiar with Kremlin thinking say that Russian leaders were both shocked and surprised by Putin’s decision to launch an all-out invasion of Ukraine and were unnerved by the intensity and scope of Western sanctions in response.

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Dem Leftists Cash In On Fossil Fuel Prices

An expose by the Washington Times indicates that many left-wing Democrats — who advocate aggressive measures to deal with climate change — have sold their interests in renewable energy sources and switched their investments to profit from high returns in fossil fuel investments during the past few weeks.

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