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Brazil’s Sustainable Cotton

Brazil’s Sustainable Cotton

By Daniel Nardini Currently, Brazil is the second largest exporter of cotton in the world only after the United States (not counting China, which is largely being excluded from the… Read more »

The Stolen Election Myth

The Stolen Election Myth

By Daniel Nardini I have already stated clearly that current U.S. President Joe Biden should be removed from office under the 25 Amendment because he is incapable of executing his… Read more »

Invoke the 25th Amendment!

Invoke the 25th Amendment!

By Daniel Nardini It was a year ago this month that the United States withdrew from Afghanistan, thus ending a 20-year war the United States and its NATO (North Atlantic… Read more »

China Wants Guam

China Wants Guam

By Daniel Nardini I have been hearing it from many people where I live who wonder why the United States is helping Ukraine fight against the Russians and why the… Read more »

Mixed Signals on Taiwan

Mixed Signals on Taiwan

By Daniel Nardini Just a week ago I spoke with my good friend Russ who has lived in Taiwan for almost 33 years. We spoke at a Zoom meeting. He… Read more »

On the Abortion Issue

On the Abortion Issue

By Daniel Nardini Of all medical procedures that are and should be available for women, the issue of abortion has been and remains a political and religious hot potato. There… Read more »

Alt-Right On the March

Alt-Right On the March

By Daniel Nardini There seems to be no real political center anymore. The Democratic Party in so many ways has been infiltrated by organizations on the political left. The Republican… Read more »

War Between the States

War Between the States

By Daniel Nardini Recently, the Texas Republican Party (which basically runs Texas), adopted three measures which I find thoroughly questionable and outright dangerous. First, Texas has become one of the… Read more »

Preserving the Real Past

Preserving the Real Past

By Daniel Nardini In far-away Hong Kong, a man named Bryan Ong has opened a museum that documents Hong Kong’s colonial past under Great Britain. The museum, unlike what the… Read more »

Those of Us on the Fence

Those of Us on the Fence

By Daniel Nardini As the January 6th hearings in the U.S. Senate continue, there is one thing which the committee is not exactly dealing with; the ever growing polarization of… Read more »