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By G. Murphy Donovan

“The enemy of a good plan is the dream of a perfect plan.”
– Clausewitz

Trying to anticipate what contingencies might arise as the latest war in the Levant unfolds, I asked GROK AI if the Straights of Hormuz might be have to be secured by US/Israeli ground troops. Twenty perce...


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By Conrad Black

Some readers will recall that last week I posed the question of what sort of an alliance the British government might think it had with United States after denying that country the use of the shared airbase at Diego Garcia in what was then the possible offensive against Iran to force the end of that country’s nuclear mi...


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By Roger L Simon

Regime Change has always been the goal of the war against the mullahs and the Islamic Republic. It was, and is, the only way to guarantee that we would not return to the status quo ante with the Islamist government holding the whip hand over its people and terrorizing the Western world and others. (They don’t seem part...


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By Victor Davis Hanson

We’re coming up on the fourth day of war in the Middle East since the United States attacked, along with Israel, the theocratic government in Iran. What is the s...


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By Lev Tsitrin The analysis of Iranian decision to widen the conflict by shooting missiles and drones at its Arab neighbors (and a UK base in Cyprus) I’ve heard so far boils down to one word: “stupid.” And indeed, the incomprehension of analysts is easy to understand: why make more enemies? The only rational explanation those analysts come up w...

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