Tag: history
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WHAT IS IN A NAME? DID YOU KNOW WE ARE AN INDO-PACIFIC NATION? WELL, THAT’S WHAT OUR POLICYMAKERS CLAIM! BUT WHAT DO YOU THINK?
In an era where the United States claims to be an “Indo-Pacific nation,” we must critically examine this assertion. This essay argues that the U.S. self-identification as an Indo-Pacific nation is undermined by geographical distance. There is also a cultural disconnect and a history of neglect. This reveals a troubling gap between rhetoric and reality.…
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BREAKING FREE: CHALLENGING MULTICULTURAL DECEIT AND THE DRIVE FOR GLOBAL PRIMACY
### Feb 14, 2025 — by Tom Raquer in Uncategorized Dear Essential American Citizen, President Trump’s recent actions give us an important opportunity. We can break free from the vise tightening around our nation. This vise is a suffocating blend of multiculturalism at home. It includes the relentless pursuit of liberal hegemony abroad. These factors have…
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Rethinking U.S. Foreign Policy: Beyond Elbridge Colby’s Proposed Strategy of Denial
By: Tom Raquer “East is East, and West is West, and never the twain shall meet.” — Rudyard Kipling This famous line captures Eastern and Western societies’ cultural and philosophical chasm. Understanding this dynamic is essential as we navigate U.S. foreign policy in the Indo-Pacific, through Elbridge A. Colby’s flawed lens in The Strategy of…
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Rethinking U.S. Foreign Policy: Beyond Elbridge Colby’s Proposed Strategy of Denial
By: Tom Raquer “East is East, and West is West, and never the twain shall meet.” — Rudyard Kipling This famous line captures Eastern and Western societies’ cultural and philosophical chasm. Understanding this dynamic is essential as we navigate U.S. foreign policy in the Indo-Pacific, through Elbridge A. Colby’s flawed lens in The Strategy of…