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Category Archives: Empire
Nadia Schadlow & the Reform of Dept. of Defense
Dr. Schadlow’s magnum opus is War & the Art of Governance, it remains a perennial achievement from which to dismantle the chorus of neo-isolationists that insist that Amerika Come Home; if team Trump under McMaster and Mattis are to win throughout … Continue reading
Posted in Empire, The Long War, Uncategorized
Tagged Mesopotamia, Nadia Schadlow, War Art of Governance
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The Garden of Finzi Contini & The Praetorians
It was hard if not impossible for Churchill to conceive of political realities outside the commanding heights of imperialism. Its writ had no hold on Ireland nor India. It fell to Truman after Roosevelt to politely admonish him to conceive … Continue reading
Posted in Empire, Uncategorized
Tagged Garden of Finzi Contini, Praetorian, Riyadh, Toynbee, UAE
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Apaiser: Peace or Imminent U.S. Defeat, The Parisian Afghani’s & Power Blocks
About 40 miles north of Paris is the lovely town of Chantilly, a town known for horse training. This luxury town is now witnessing the imminent defeat of America throughout the AfPak region. How is this so? America has a … Continue reading
Posted in Afghanistan, Central Asia, China, Empire, Frontier, Identity Development, India, International Relations, Iran, Islam, Russia, Uncategorized
Tagged Afghan Buffer Zone, Afghan High Peace Council, Afghanistan, Ahmad Zia Massoud, Buffer State, Chantilly France, China, CIA, Ghairat Baheer, Gulbuddin Hekmatyar, Haj Muhammed Muhaqeq, Hamid Karzai, Hazara Shiite, Hina Rabbani Khar, Hizb Islamic, India, Japan, Maldives, Mecca, Muhammed Yunus Qanuni, NATO, Neutrality, Northern Alliance, Pakistan, Proxies, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Tajikistan, Taliban, The Great Game, Tournament of Shadows, United Arab Emirates, Uzbekistan
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The Last Stand of William Manchester
How difficult it is to finally have to let go of an idol that served so well. Some years ago, this personally painful insight fell to one of America’s finest biographers. William Manchester. Known for his brilliant work on Churchill, … Continue reading
The Great Gamble
There are two authorities on the AfPak region that are worth reading, Dr. Anatol Lieven who resides at King’s College, London and Ahmed Rashid. Dr. Rashid currently has residence at Oxford University. Both men have impeccable credentials along with language … Continue reading
Posted in Afghanistan, Arab Spring, Empire, Frontier, Islam, Pakistan, South Asia
Tagged 9/11, Afghanistan, AfPak Theatre, Britain, Bush, Dr. Ahmed Rashid, Dr. Anatol Lieven, Great Gamble, India, London, Long War, Pakistan, Petreaus, Rashid Ahmed, Terrorism, The Great Game, Tournament of Shadows, US Terror
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Andar Uprising
The leading authority on American war aims throughout South Asia, Dr. Fredrick Kagan has remarked that even in an election year with distortions reported from ‘blue on green killings’, American war aims in Afghanistan remain possible. His review of American … Continue reading
Posted in Afghanistan, Empire, Frontier, International Relations, Islam, South Asia
Tagged Afghanistan, American war Aims, Anatol Lieven, Andar Uprising, Kagan, Rashid, South Asia
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Genocide, Francophile Africa & The Colonial Mind
Contemporary education is no longer capable of discerning nor appreciating the philosophical distinctions that reeled the ancient world, any person familiar with Patristic thought can indeed understand how Francophile Africa, specifically Rwanda became a conduit for genocide. Yes, the British … Continue reading
Posted in Empire, Ethics, Frontier, International Relations, Morality, Politics, Uncategorized
Tagged administrative law, Africa, colonial administration, Empire, ethnography, Fascism, Francophile Africa, Henry Main, indirect rule, Karuna Mantea, Natural Law, Puritan, race, Rwanda, satanic, sedentary, Sudan, Tribe
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