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Saint John the Beloved Disciple was the son of Zebedee the Fisherman. He was also known as John the Evangelist, Saint John the Theologian, Saint John the Divine, and John…

The Apostle Andrew, Andrew the Brother of Simon Peter, Andrew the Protokletos Saint Andrew is one of the four fisherman chosen and invested (ordained) by Jesus to be His disciples;…

Singapore, One of the Rare Jewels of the Civilized World Singapore is one of those few places that is both a city and a nation. The city-state stands as a…

There are a great many characterizations of The People’s Republic of China floating around in the public square these days. Some people say they’re an authoritarian dictatorship, others describe them…

Korea’s Entire History Was One of Being a Vassal State in Asia Korea’s long history of subservience to its larger neighbor China started before the Mongolian rule of the Yuan…

After the Second World War the victorious Americans did something utterly unique in world history. They launched a massively generous global campaign to help the previously embattled and badly damaged…

Counterinsurgencies have been a part of state warfare since ancient times, evolving significantly during periods of colonialism and decolonization. The American Revolutionary War was a classic example of the underfunded,…

The pre-Second World War left-wing Marxist-Communists nominally viewed the fascists as governments of the inter-war period as “right-wing extremist experiments.” That was pure communist theater and political rhetoric. It had…

There is Marxism that’s permitted and Marxism that’s not. The iteration of Marxism that’s permitted in general public discourse is a modified form. Just because the other form isn’t permitted doesn’t…

Do the capitalist power elites always control their governments? Karl Marx and his fellow travelers strongly asserted they did? In the Dickensian England of Marx’s day, the productive factory owners…