JFK Delivers a Vital Message

By Nancy Spannaus “Nuclear powers must avert those confrontations which bring an adversary to a choice of either a humiliating retreat or a nuclear war.” By Nancy Spannaus [1] June 4, 2023—When President John F. Kennedy took the podium at the commencement address of American University on June 10, 1963, he was about to deliver…

Diplomacy, not more arms is needed to avoid WWIII with Russia

[The following article was co-written by Matthew Ehret and Dr. Edward Lozansky and published on April 26th, 2022 in the print and digital edition of the Washington Times in order to call attention to the anniversary of Elbe Day and the forgotten spirit of US-Russian friendship that ended the threat of a fascist New World Order in…

Mei Lanfang’s Tour of America: A Great Moment in China-US Relations

By Philip Valenti               “He is appreciated, not because he is ‘really like an American,’ but because he is truly Chinese.  He has even caused us to question our own dramatic forms and our manners.  And he has led many of us to respect the Chinese and their civilization in a way no amount of…

The Immortal Spirit of Coretta Scott King

By Matthew Ehret While many people are quick to acknowledge the vital role in world history played by the great Reverend Martin Luther King Jr., a too often overlooked figure is his fellow activist, partner and wife Coretta Scott King. Once King had fallen in the struggle against tyranny on April 4, 1968, Coretta was…

Xi Jinping’s Visit to Saudi Arabia and the overthrow of Atlanticism

By Matthew Ehret As Atlanticists continue their commitment to a future shaped by energy scarcity, food scarcity, and war with their nuclear-capable neighbors, most states in the Persian Gulf that have long been trusted allies of the west have quickly come to realize that their interests are best assured by cooperating with Eurasian states like…

Politics in China: a Lecture by Prof. Frans Vandenbosch

Ignorance is the root of fear, and fear of China has been raised to a fever pitch in recent years by forces that wish to induce a mis-educated western audience to acquiesce to 1) a new clash of civilizations while 2) shutting the door on what may possibly be the last real opportunity to break…

Robert Frost and the Cuban Missile Crisis

By Gerald Therrien [The following is a transcript to Gerald’s recent lecture to the Rising Tide Foundation. To access the lecture format click below.] I wanted to talk about Robert Frost – not about his poetry, but instead about his politics and about the year 1962 – the year of the Cuban Missile Crisis. That…