The Myth Of Accidental War

Victor Hanson debunks the myth of "accidental war" in the wake of criticism of Donald Trump's criticism of North Korea..

Cheney Vindicated

Dick Cheney warned against trusting North Korea on nuclear weapons.

Russia, Red China, And North Korea

Red China and its surrogate North Korea have become a genuine international threat, while focus on Vladimir Putin from Obama appeasement to Democratic obsession with nonexistent collusion has been a failure.

The Continuing Bankruptcy Of Leftism

The North Korea standoff, continuing media disinformation about terrorism, and the controversy over a Google memo showcasing gender differences showcase the continuing bankruptcy of Leftism. Of course there is a reminder needed about Black Lives Matter - here and here.

Inhumanity Thy Name Is Social Just Us

The young man held over a year in the hellhole that is North Korea has died, yet Otto Warmbier is treated with disgusting scorn by leftists - yet another showcase of the inhumanity that is Leftism.  Another shows in the kid gloves treatment of Leftist and killer James Hodgkinson, who shot at US politicians during practice for a celebrity softball game - and did so in the name of Bernie Sanders - and may have actually been enabled directly.

North Korea Is a Reminder That Preemption Works

North Korea is a predador state that now has nuclear weapons - and it is surprising that the US in 1994 actually considered attacking its nuclear program.

Credibility Counts

Obama and his buttboys claim otherwise, in the face of overwhelming evidence against them

"On January 12, 1950, Secretary of State Dean Acheson delivered a speech in Washington, the reverberations of which were felt on the other side of the world. Describing U.S. foreign policy objectives in Asia, a region where both China and the Soviet Union were seeking to spread Marxist-Leninist revolution, Acheson declared that America had established, by force of arms, a “defensive perimeter that ran along the Aleutians to Japan and then goes to the Ryukyus. More significant than the territories Acheson included, however, was the one he left out: the Korean peninsula. There, in the northern half, the Soviet- and Chinese-backed Communist regime of Kim Il-sung was preparing to invade its southern neighbor.

Five months after Acheson conspicuously neglected to include South Korea under the American security umbrella, the North did indeed invade the South, at Stalin's urging. In the first military action ever authorized by the newly established United Nations Security Council, the United States assembled a multinational coalition to defend South Korea from military aggression. After three years of fighting and more than a million deaths, the war ended with an approximate reversion to the pre-conflict borders."

Iran's Alliance With North Korea

Iran has been working with North Korea on nuclear weaponry - the late Christopher Hitchens noted how the Norks also worked with Saddam Hussein - and the West pretends otherwise.

Engaging Totalitarians Never Works

More effort to "engage" North Korea isn't working.

Lessons for Iran from the Failed North Korean Nuclear Negotiations

Looking back at the failure of negotiating nonproliferation with North Korea and the lessons for the Iranian appeasement effort by Obama.

North Korea’s Nuclear Breakout: Canary in the Coalmine

Remember the nuclear deal with North Korea? The Norks broke it.

Sony's Self-Censorship For North Korea

By knuckling under to North Korea, Sony whets another international scourge.

North Korea Sponsors Terrorism

But like the CIA on Iraq's sanctioning of Al Qaida, the State Department refuses to admit it.