Strategic Implications of the Coming Oil Shortage
What will be the outcome of the present oil squeeze? Probably a lot different than you think.
South Africa—‘The Mouth’ Speaks
Stirring hatred against his enemies is old hat to Julius Malema, president of the ANC Youth League in South Africa.
Greece—the German Solution
Germany started the Greek financial crisis—now it’s imposing its solution.
Guttenberg Returns!
Barely months after the leftists’ attack on Germany’s most popular political personality, signs of his early return to the political arena emerge.
Europe—Enter the Dragon
It seems that sleight of hand, subterfuge and outright lying constitute the credo of those who control the European Union.
Al Jazeera Broadcasts From D.C.
The television enterprise that once was always first to publicize bin Laden’s messages is setting up to broadcast from America’s capital.
Germany: From Mideast to Latin America
Germany’s foreign policy these days stretches way beyond the bounds of Europe.
Washington’s House of Straw
The powerful impact of Washington city’s architecture is but an edifice covering the nation’s crumbling glory. Behind it is, in reality, a house of straw.
Royal Wedding—Why the Whole World Watched
What is it about a British royal wedding that so fascinates the world?
Enemies and Allies
The turmoil rippling across North Africa and the Middle East is cementing an anti-Iran strategic alliance between Arabian Peninsula nations and Germany.
A Plague on Your Doctorate
The group responsible for exposing the matter of unattributed sources in a number of doctoral dissertations in Germany claims its motives are pure. Are they indeed?
Papal Amnesia
Pope Benedict’s statement on his upcoming visit to Croatia leaves out a vital note of history.
Defanging the Royal Navy
Politically correct, feminized, “humanized” and sanitized via safety and welfare legislation, the Royal Navy becomes a floating wimp.
The Mideast and Europe—Where News and Prophecy Meet
Events in the Mideast and Europe are developing toward a tremendous clash of cultures.
Eurozone and the Spirit of Charlemagne
Germany’s latest move to force fiscal union on Europe has Charlemagne’s fingerprints all over it.
Plagiarism—First Guttenberg, Then Stoiber?
German newspapers report on an allegation that Edmund Stoiber’s daughter is guilty of plagiarism.
Charting the Future
Pay close attention to what German leaders said at two recent summits, and you know what to expect in Europe— and the world.
Germany Goes It Alone
The Libya crisis has created a defining moment for Germany.
BP—Selling a Nation’s Birthright
The petroleum industry called it a masterstroke. In reality it will lead to further loss of the little that remains of Britain’s once great birthright blessings.
Libya Accelerates German/Arabian-Peninsula Alliance
The prophesied alliance between Germany and Arabian Peninsula nations is being spurred by recent events in Libya.
German Military—Starting Them Young
Current Bundeswehr recruiting techniques smack of earlier methods.
The Coming Nuclear Meltdown
While world attention is centered on the danger of a meltdown at two reactors in Japan, most remain oblivious to an imminent and far greater global nuclear catastrophe!
The Messiah Complex
The fervor within the German heart for a messianic leader has been stirred by young Baron Guttenberg.
Germany Calls for Guttenberg’s Return
The resignation of Germany’s defense minister stimulates calls for his early return to Germany’s government.
Keep Watching Guttenberg
Germany’s defense minister has resigned. Here’s why you should continue to keep an eye on him.
