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Why Russia’s Type 49 ‘Burp Gun’ Was a Communist’s Weapon of Choice Submachine guns began to appear near the end of World War I to help soldiers clear out trenches in brutal short-range assaults. Heres What You Need to Remember: Communist troops would infiltrate close to UN positions under the cover of night—then surged forward in a human wave only visible at short range. While many attackers fell to defensive fire, once the shock troops flooded into the UN outposts, their burp guns h...

The 2014 revival of a beloved winter tradition in Watertown was a great idea.

The February edition of the monthly magazine Bungei Shunju carries a roundtable discussion among opinion leaders entitled, “The Coldest Winter in Japan-South Korea Relations.”  One of the participants is Liberal Democratic Party Diet member Minoru Kiuchi, who formerly was a diplomat responsible for South Korea within the Foreign Ministry’s Asian and Oceanian Affairs Bureau.  Kiuchi likens the current state of bilateral relations to a soccer match in which the administration of South Ko...

https://amgreatness.com/2020/12/19/a-betrayal-of-american-freedom/ At the moment, the world seems to be divided into two camps.  One camp belongs to those who believe that Joe Biden, notwithstanding some possible election “irregularities,” won the 2020 presidential election fair and square. A corollary of this belief is the conviction that Donald Trump, by refusing to concede and go graciously into the good night of political defeat, is behaving badly (one venue even describes his behavior...

 America’s Trudeau Like hereditary Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Joe Biden is all-in with China. By Lloyd Billingsley Posted By Ruth King on December 20th, 2020 Crucial stretches of the Korean War, which never officially ended, took place during The Coldest Winter (David Halberstam’s term) and American forces fought it out with the troops of Kim Il Sung and Mao Zedong’s Communist China. In 1962, that nation saw a record low tem...