Commentaries

US Midterms: Two Things Need to Happen

November 8, 2022 by Ian Kummer

Lately a lot of people have been asking me if I think if today’s midterm elections might make a difference in our foreign policy, particularly in Ukraine. Well, maybe. But two things need to happen.

How Many American Servicemen Has Biden Sacrificed in Ukraine?

November 5, 2022 by Ian Kummer

Capt. Paul Kim is one of the most recent American soldiers to die pointlessly to cover up Biden’s money laundering in Ukraine. Contradictory media reports about his status at the time raise an important question. Are these fallen soldiers actually “volunteers” or are they current members of our armed forces acting on orders from the … Read more

Ian As a Guest Speaker on Foreign Policy Review

November 3, 2022 by Ian Kummer

The guys over at Parrot TV invited me to appear on today’s podcast as a guest speaker. Today’s topics included Biden’s new sanctions on American citizens in/working for China, the relationship between Russia and the EU/Germany, and Russian attitudes toward the war. It has been literally years since I made any attempt at public speaking, so it was a good experience for me.

European Suicide, the Chinese Edition?

October 31, 2022 by Ian Kummer

This month, God Emperor Biden has started turning the screws on China. And, as usual, the Eurobros are expected to fall on their swords to defeat the baddies.

War Analysis and Synthesis, and Why They Both Suck

October 29, 2022 by Ian Kummer

I haven’t written much lately because, apparently, I don’t have much to say. But apparently I’m the minority. The analysts continue writing, whether or not they have anything to say. When it comes to commentaries on a war, or just about any other topic, there are two broad (but intertwined) categories: analysis and synthesis.