The Anglican Betrayal of Britain
For nearly 1,500 years, the Church of England defined English national character and infused the country with an indomitable spirit of independence. Those days are clearly finished.
Libya: Friend or Foe?
Libya’s duplicitous foreign policy demands that America and the West be a little more circumspect in their coddling of this former state sponsor of terrorism.
Holocaust Hypocrisy
Anti-Semitism destroyed 6 million Jews in World War II. Today, a subtler yet similarly dangerous anti-Semitism pervades the international community and threatens to end the Jewish state.
Regulatory Imperialism
Europe’s growing ability to dictate international regulations and business practices equips it with disturbing political and strategic advantages.
Remodeling Jerusalem
America is demanding Israel demolish a few dozen unauthorized settlements; meanwhile, Palestinian Arabs have constructed tens of thousands of illegal structures throughout Jerusalem.
The Danger of Inert Optimism
Action-based optimism leads to success; inert optimism can lead to defeat.
High School Masquerade
America’s high schools are filled with directionless, discontented souls starving for guidance and love.
When Britain Leaves Europe …
The withdrawal of Britain from the European Union will be a watershed event in the annals of Western civilization. Here’s why.
Losing Our Sense of Crisis
For many animals, life and death is decided by their ability to sense danger. We would do well to consider this lesson from nature.
Egypt and Israel: the Geographic Reality
How Egypt and Iran’s rapprochement will affect the southern Levant—and Israeli national security.
Misreporting Kosovo
How the mainstream press has missed the single most important angle to what’s happening in Kosovo.
Reliving the Battle of Tours-Poitiers
In A.D. 732, Muslim invaders and Christian soldiers collided in one of the most decisive battles in history. Why is this important? The same forces that made the Battle of Tours-Poitiers inevitable are at work today.
Washington’s Kurdish Quandary
America’s geopolitical impotence is being exposed in the rugged hills of northern Iraq.
Remembering the First Thanksgiving: Life for Americans Getting Tougher
A number of negative factors are inching life in the U.S. toward the harsh conditions the early pilgrim faced.
The Week in Review
Political and social tumult create the ideal climate for opportunistic leaders.
The Week in Review
A new weekly feature on theTrumpet.com! This week: a prevailing sense of uncertainty.
Putin: Handicapping U.S. Foreign Policy in the Middle East
By shoring up relations with Tehran and reestablishing Russian primacy in the Caspian, President Putin has taken a violent swing at America’s geopolitical presence in the Middle East.
America’s Loss—Asia’s Gain
A political movement could boost Japan’s relations with its Asian neighbors—and evaporate its alliance with America.
Ichiro Ozawa: a Man to Watch
How the steamroller of Japanese politics could weaken U.S. foreign policy.
What Will Happen in Europe When Britain Leaves
It could be one of the most momentous, watershed events ever to occur on the European continent.
Surviving Our Loveless World
The heart of man has grown cold. Here’s how to protect your family from a world callous to brutality.
The Millstone to EU Unification Is About to Be Cut Loose
How fundamental differences between Britain and the Continent have doomed the floundering European unification project.
The Evolution of Japanese Politics
After dominating Japanese politics for more than 50 years, the staunchly pro-American Liberal Democrat Party is losing influence. The consequences for the United States are serious.
Europe: Is Another Cartoon Crisis Imminent?
A series of controversial cartoons published by European newspapers caused tensions between Muslims and European nations to boil over last year. A similar controversy now looms.
EU Membership: A Defining Moment Approaches for Britain
As pressure mounts on Prime Minister Gordon Brown from EU leaders on one side and his own people on the other, an inevitable turning point in British history draws nearer.
