Interventionism’s Moral Narrative Has Crumbled | As the most elite-driven and least democratic field of government action in the West, foreign policy requires more manufacturing of consent than any other policy realm.

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Patriot Missiles Aren’t the Answer for Ukrainian Air Defense

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The Causes and Consequences of the Ukraine Crisis

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Mourning a Lost War: Why Nation-Building Failed in Afghanistan. Gen. Frank McKenzie: “I think we took our eye off the ball in Afghanistan [and] why we were there, to prevent Al Qaeda from striking our country … it grew into something much larger: an attempt to impose a form of government, a state.”

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No Matter Who Wins Ukraine, America Has Already Lost

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Colombia’s First Leftist President Will Restore Ties With Venezuela.

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They just outright say it. "GLADIO: An Insurance Policy to Keep NATO Free." This was the NATO-sponsored terrorist group that killed civilians during the Cold War. They then used false flag tactics to pin the blame for their own terrorist attacks on others.

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Did the M16 Rifle Totally Fail During the Vietnam War?

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The Pentagon is Planning on Russian Help in Case of Alien Invasion

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Europe's Afghan Crime Wave Is Mind-Boggling. Afghans stand out among the refugees committing crimes in Austria and elsewhere. Why? At first, the incidents were downplayed or hushed up—no one wanted to provide the right wing with fodder for nationalist agitation.

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I've Worked with Refugees for Decades. Europe's Afghan Crime Wave Is Mind-Boggling.

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A Historian Told Us Why Woodrow Wilson Was the Worst U.S. President Ever

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Taiwan's Tanks Managed to Do What Hitler's Mighty Panzers Failed to Do at Normandy. The hero of the battle would always remain the little M4 Stuart tanks, commemorated as the “Bears of Kinmen.” Crushing an invasion while it was still on the beach, ensuring the survival of the Republic of China.

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LongShot Attack Drone: The U.S. Military's Ultimate Stealth Weapon?

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China has plans for the Venezuelan Navy.

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This is the story of the little-known Radio Intelligence Division of the Federal Communications Commission and how it played a key role in establishing initial contact between General Douglas MacArthur and the Japanese in order to formalize surrender and arrange the ceremony aboard the Missouri.

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Can America Successfully Repel a Chinese Invasion of Taiwan?

by Sw0rdofDam0cles to /s/USPolitics from nationalinterest.org

DARPA Is Working To Hedge Against The End Of Stealth Technology

by killerjavi98 to /s/technology from nationalinterest.org

TIL that the longest known sniper kill occurred in 2017. A member of the Canadian special forces smoked an ISIS fighter at 3,871 yards, which is over 2 miles.

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Montenegro Moves Onto Next Phase of Highway Project and Further Into China’s Debt Trap

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Gambling with 80 Million Lives: Why Erdoğan Lied about Coronavirus

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The Story of the Deadly Anthrax Outbreak Russia Didn't Want the World Discovering

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China's Economy Is Smaller Than You Think

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The EU prepares for Brexit: the new generation of German U-boats use hydrogen fuel cells for power, which allows them to operate nearly silently for weeks at a time without using expensive nuclear reactors.

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I'll Be Back: Germany is a Submarine Power, Again. "The secret sauce in the new generation of German subs is the use of hydrogen fuel cells for power, which allows subs to operate nearly silently for weeks at a time without using expensive nuclear reactors."

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Is the German Navy Making a Comeback? "The secret sauce in the new generation of German submarines is the use of hydrogen fuel cells for power, which allows submarines to operate nearly silently for weeks at a time without using expensive nuclear reactors."

by Chop_Chop to /s/Hydrogen from nationalinterest.org

FBI Didn't Tell Surveillance Court That Carter Page Was 'Operational Contact' For CIA With 'Positive Assessment'

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When This Soviet Submarine Sank, The CIA Was There To Pick Up The Pieces (And An Intelligence Victory)

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Senate to Hold Surveillance Abuse Hearing in Three Weeks

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Solving the Mystery: Where Did North Korea Get Its Missiles?

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Australia's Futuristic Submarine Could Be A Real Budget Buster

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This Elite Tank Division Would be North Korea's Secret Weapon in a War

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The U.S. Air Force's Secret X-37B Space Plane: A War Machine?

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Israel's Forgotten Battle Against North Korean MiG-21s

by Stankmango to /s/DownTheMemoryHole from nationalinterest.org

The Tariff Threat Against Mexico Could be Trump's Riskiest Bet Yet

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US Navy Ballistic Missile Submarines Have Never Been More Vulnerable to a Surprise Attack. Strategic Bomber Bases are Reduced From 45 During the Cold War to Just 3 Today

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This Strange Gun Fired Millions of Bullets for Russia, China and North Korea

by Kangbanger to /s/communismwatch from nationalinterest.org

The Growing Entente between India and Japan

by useless_aether to /s/Geopolitics from nationalinterest.org

The War on Terror's Total Cost: $5,900,000,000,000: And counting. The real question: Is America any safer?

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The War on Terror's Total Cost: $5,900,000,000,000: And counting. The real question: Is America any safer?

by salvia_d to /s/conspiracy from nationalinterest.org

Russia’s Deadly Mi-28NM Attack Helicopter Is About to Become An Even Bigger Threat

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Underwater Stealth Swarms?: Introducing China's SeaFly Unmanned Stealth Vessel

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The U.S. Air Force of the Future: Hypersonic Weapons, Swarm Strikes and Stealth Fighters

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This Is How the Navy Plans to Kill Almost Anything Under Water

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The Air Force F-22 Has Two New Weapons. Here's What They Can Do.

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AI Weapons Are Here to Stay

by useless_aether to /s/Geopolitics from nationalinterest.org