Rifle Squad

In a world dominated by fleeting alliances and compromised ideals, the passing of Iran’s Supreme Leader stands out as a monumental tragedy. This isn’t just the loss of a leader; it’s the dimming of a beacon of unyielding resolve that the free world desperately needs. Let’s reflect on why his legacy endures and why his end feels so unjust.

A Rare Boldness in a Puppet-Filled Landscape

He was bold – a rare gem that the world might only unearth once in centuries. [Read more…]

It is a fact that Israel has only about three more years left to fully achieve its strategic goals with the backing of the United States. The Israel-led war, executed through the U.S., has now begun in earnest today.

I warned about this earlier, but my concerns were dismissed and downplayed, often in favor of Vladimir Putin’s imagined diplomatic channels. Those so-called diplomatic efforts that the outdated Putin continues to rely on were nothing more than a deliberate time-wasting tactic from the U.S.-Israel perspective. [Read more…]

Canceling trade agreements with the United States shortly after assuming power would be neither feasible nor advisable for Bangladesh, particularly given that the new leadership has been in office for only about two weeks following the recent elections. To illustrate the potential consequences of abruptly repudiating such commitments, one may consider the historical examples of Iraq and Libya. Both nations faced severe devastation, widely attributed to U.S. military intervention following disputes over trade and resource policies—Iraq concerning oil sales and Libya regarding its rejection of the U.S. [Read more…]