HeyJaredMatthew G. Andersson
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Facing reality at the United Nations (opens the original)
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Foreign Policy > United Nations Link copied Trump and Netanyahu elevated UN priorities: self-crtiticism, accountability and looking in the mirror. Matthew G. Andersson | September 28, 2026 The recent United Nations General Asssembly (UNGA) presentations provided many lessons. One of the more instructive was the behavior of the attendees. If you watched, even casually, many had their heads down, scrolling on their iPhones, often not paying attention. The assembly hall was also noticeably full of
The problem with drones (opens the original)
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Fighting with a drone is like arguing on social media: it's too easy and nobody wins. Matthew G. Andersson | September 23, 2026 Ever since Linden Blue at General Atomics brought out an early prototype of the Predator drone, they have advanced quickly as mainstream fighting machines. They are tempting to use because they remove the human from immediate harm, are relatively inexpensive compared to a manned fighter, and can “swarm” in ways traditional fighters cannot. From a pilot training perspect
From ballot fraud to mail chaos (opens the original)
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The US Postal Service has become the DNC’s fail-safe mechanism for election tampering. Matthew G. Andersson | September 11, 2026 The GOP just had the first day of its first-ever mid-term convention, in Dallas, Texas. The president was as full of juice and energy (or “piss and vinegar”) as he has always been known for, and overwhelmingly discredited his detractors who claim he is tired or “in decline.” The Left’s constant psychological propaganda undermines public confidence in their president, a
The real problem with mail-in ballots (opens the original)
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Voter fraud spoils public confidence in elections, and lowers legal voter participation. Matthew G. Andersson | September 8, 2026 Fraudulent voting schemes, or the abuse of normal voting methods, has become an effective trademark of the DNC, but more, a formal election strategy. It worked once, so their confidence is high that it will work repeatedly, especially if the fraud is normalized and processed within recognized voting methods like mail ballots. The White House is trying to stop it, and
The crime in criminal law (opens the original)
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Reasonable doubt creates reasonable crimes, turning criminal law into criminal therapy. Matthew G. Andersson | September 6, 2026 Much ink has been spilled to debate the Lindsay Clancy criminal trial, but little if any, about the criminal law system it is in. There are two immediate problems with that system, that help explain why a jury couldn’t convict a self-confessed murderer: the reasonable doubt standard, and reluctance to punish. Part of the problem stems from an ingrained legal tradition
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