Epstein Secrets

n today's interconnected world, they will have more opportunities to strike than ever before. Haven't we learned from our disastrous involvement in Vietnam, Afghanistan, Iraq, and the War on Drugs, as well as the dozens of proxy wars over the past fifty years fought in the Third World that most wars don

tment of women, minorities and the disabled. Mr. Romney warned that Mr. Trump's nomination would be calamitous for the Republican Party and, quoting John Adams, even suggested it could suicidal for the country. Evoking the specter of totalitarianism, Mr. Trump, he said, was amplifying a "brand of anger tha

Japan. He grew horrified as containment exploded into a global venture miring the United States in areas of marginal strategic importance, such as Vietnam. In the post-Cold War era, Mr. Kennan criticized military interventions in Panama, Somalia and Iraq as a waste of scarce resources. Policing the gl

ments are needed—combining technocracy with direct democracy, and upward and downward delegation—if democracy is to zigzag its way back to health. John Adams, America's second president, once pronounced that "democracy never lasts long. It soon wastes, exhausts and murders itself. There never was a democ

these ties differs from other European countries where for the most part the Left has been critical of US policy in Asia and supportive of China and Vietnam. In France’s case, it was the Right, under Charles de Gaulle, which recognized China in January 1964 and criticized US policy during the Vietnam War.

Canada’s leading research universities. Two former directors of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service—Richard Fadden and Ward Elcock—as well as John Adams, the former head of the Communications Security Establishment (CSE), told the Globe and Mail in August that Canada should also ban Huawei from supply