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Illinois Kabuki Theater
By Daniel Nardini I never thought I would do this. I am going outside my home and commit a crime. I will actively disobey Illinois Governor’s J.B. Pritzker’s executive order… Read more
The History of the Afghanistan and Iraq Wars in Ten to Fifteen Years
By Daniel Nardini After South Vietnam’s capital Saigon fell to North Vietnamese and Vietcong forces on April 29, 1975, former American veterans of the Vietnam War started to come out… Read more
Bhutan’s Race to Vaccinate its People
By Daniel Nardini One of the most remote and isolated countries on earth, the Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan, is sandwiched between China and India. Its mountains have acted as a… Read more
The Cuban Government’s Distraction
By Daniel Nardini On July 26th, two incendiaries were thrown at the Cuban embassy in Paris, France. Although no one was injured, there is no doubt that it was intended… Read more
Cracks in Cuba’s Communist Foundation
By Daniel Nardini There was no way to stop the live-streaming of protectors in Havana or all other cities in Cuba. They demanded an end to the shortages, an end… Read more
Afghanistan: Where Did The Money Go?
By Daniel Nardini As the current Afghan government keeps losing territory to the Taliban, it begs the question why is the Afghan government losing period? The United States spent 20… Read more
Conversing With The Devil
By Daniel Nardini Representatives of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) met with Venezuelan “President” Nicolas Maduro in Caracas to show their “solidarity” with “the government and people of Venezuela.”… Read more
Teaching About the Evils of Communism
By Daniel Nardini It seems that we live in a very fractured country. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed into law legislation that will teach about the history and especially the… Read more
The Summer of Discontent in Colombia
By Daniel Nardini We saw this in the United States during the summer of 2020; protests and riots where hundreds of thousands of people protested for Black Lives Matter, and… Read more
Facial Recognition and the Mask Mandate
By Daniel Nardini I have been noticing it for a few weeks now. Fewer people in my part of Illinois are wearing masks going to indoor public places. I see… Read more »