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Don’t Listen to the Psy-Op War: Now Is the Time for Iran’s Total Defeat (opens the original)
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The opinions expressed by columnists are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of Townhall.com. In matters of war and peace, it is vital to think and act in the context of time, place, and history. The U.S. conduct of war with Iran must be thought of this way. In fact, there are fundamental similarities between the war against the Shia Mullah regime in Iran and the War against Nazi Germany that started World War II. Both Nazi Germany and today’s Shia mullah regime in Iran were and
Articles by Scott Powell (opens the original)
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Scott Powell About Scott Powell Scott Powell has been an entrepreneur, and founded two companies along the way. He has been Senior Fellow at the Discovery Institute since 2010, after a six year affiliation with Stanford’s Hoover Institution. He has written three books and over 250 published articles in the Wall Street Journal, Investor’s Business Daily, Epoch Times, Newsmax, USA Today, Barron’s Financial, New York Post, and Chicago Tribune, and some 40 other newspapers and journals. He graduated
It’s Time to Stop Negotiating With Terrorists and Get the Job Done (opens the original)
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The opinions expressed by columnists are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of Townhall.com. Even with the unpredictability of evil actors in matters of war, a normalcy bias that developed after World War II has enveloped the minds of many policymakers involved with U.S. war-fighting strategy. American approaches to war for the last 70 years have been characterized by a normalcy bias that war conduct should be guided by the goal of reaching negotiated compromise outcomes rather
How Did America Get to the Threshold of Normalizing Sedition? (opens the original)
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The opinions expressed by columnists are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of Townhall.com. Yuri Bezmenov decided he wanted out of the KGB and the Soviet system some 56 years ago while serving in New Delhi, India. Disguising himself as an American hippie, he defected to the U.S. Embassy and debriefed with the CIA. It was decided that Bezmenov should settle in Canada under a new name for a while. Bezmenov came back to the U.S. in 1980 with a mission to educate people about Sovi
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